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Why not switch to a different browser then, such as Firefox? Worth saying today Chrome already supports storing credit card details for auto-fill.
by ancarda 7y ago
Why not switch to a different browser then, such as Firefox?
Worth saying today Chrome already supports storing credit card details for auto-fill.
- Jaruzel 7y agoThere is absolutely no way I would let Google (or any other browser provider for that matter) have a copy of my Credit Card Details.
- ancarda 7y agoNobody is forcing you to do that. Your browser is very likely going to have a "Don't remember" option. You're free to keep your credit card details in your password manager or type it out every time.
- testuser66 7y agoYou do realise that storing them (be it Google, LastPass, or any other hopefully trusty manager) is safer than carrying them around on you, right?
- polyglotnetwork 7y agoThe parent is concerned about privacy, not security.
- djsumdog 7y agoReally? I remember over a decade ago credit card information was being stored in inputbox history in Firefox and they added patches to prevent from storing cc info. Of course that was a side-effect/bug of the autocomplete fields and I'm sure in Chrome it was a planned addition, but still...
- ThePhysicist 7y agoThat’s more a failure of the form creator as password fields were never persisted to the history. If you don’t tell the browser that the input is for sensitive data it won’t protect it of course.