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I'm confused. Aren't password fields treated differently than say, my zip code, when stored by browsers? Firefox and Chrome have pretty sophisticated credential
by euroclydon 15y ago
I'm confused. Aren't password fields treated differently than say, my zip code, when stored by browsers? Firefox and Chrome have pretty sophisticated credential storage facilities with syncing and master password protection.
Can you really even call browser password storage "autocomplete"? Doesn't the browser see a password field and use the credential storage mechanism?
- div 15y agoI suppose in OSX passwords can be stored to the keychain which is encrypted, but really, how many people just allow their browser access to their keychain without ever prompting them after the first time ? It's possible to simply "show password" for any of the stored sites using your browser's settings menu. At least for Chrome on Windows this is the case.