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Last I checked, Chrome on desktop stores all your passwords in plaintext on disk. Unless something's changed... I wouldn't use that. Firefox at least offers yo
by hellcow 7y ago
Last I checked, Chrome on desktop stores all your passwords in plaintext on disk. Unless something's changed... I wouldn't use that.
Firefox at least offers you the ability to set a master password to encrypt all the rest.
- butteroverflow 7y agoWell, on Windows Chrome does use the system crypto API and encrypts, I believe, your whole profile, but only if you have a password set on your system account.
- pvg 7y agoIt doesn't anymore, unless last time you checked was quite a while ago. But it probably wasn't such a dreadful thing even when they were doing it.