There seems to be something funky with "application-specific passwords" (ASP) on Chrome. Let me explain the problem (that I documented to a friend ~1 month ago

There seems to be something funky with "application-specific passwords" (ASP) on Chrome. Let me explain the problem (that I documented to a friend ~1 month ago): I just revoked all Google Chrome keys, cleared out all of my history / cookies / passwords / forms, etc. I went to a different computer that had previously had Chrome synced using ASP, switched to my account, and went to settings. At the top, I get this error message: "Account sign-in details are out of date. Sign in again" That's good since ASP was revoked. But then I go down to advanced settings => passwords, and they're all still visible?!?! That's just WRONG! If the ASP login credentials have been revoked, access to all locally stored passwords need to be revoked too!  Any idea what's going on? This seems like a flaw. The 2-factor authentication is still great though.