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tl;dr: browser extensions are bad therefore all password managers are bad Also find it odd the author uses Chrome, which doesn't even let you set a master pass
by prophesi 5y ago
tl;dr: browser extensions are bad therefore all password managers are bad
Also find it odd the author uses Chrome, which doesn't even let you set a master password to E2E encrypt its password store.
- arkadiyt 5y agoThat's not true, you can set a sync passphrase which e2e encrypts your synced content (all of it, not just passwords).
- prophesi 5y agoNice, that wasn't the case when I was still okay with Google. In that case, I find it odd that the author doesn't recommend setting a sync passphrase, as that's not enabled by default.
- richardwhiuk 5y agoIt's usually encrypted with your Windows / Mac / Linux login password.
- MonaroVXR 5y agoI use Linux ( Fedora) and it doesn't do that? * *I have a password sentence. Maybe because my disk is encrypted and I need to fill in a password when I login. When I had auto login enabled, I had to fill in the Chrome password.