llimos - you are right. It is not built for the use case where you are typing you password in continuously to login to normal web apps. As you already know, the

llimos - you are right. It is not built for the use case where you are typing you password in continuously to login to normal web apps. As you already know, the browsers do a good job at that (if you trust them). We are going after the use case where you want to share passwords easily with family members, store desktop app passwords, as well as ability to store some of those sensitive passwords you do not wish to store in your browser.