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I didn't think Chrome any longer required an ASP?
by estel 14y ago
I didn't think Chrome any longer required an ASP?
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- jarito 14y agoStill did as of a month or two ago when I turned on two-factor.
- gecko 14y agoIt still does; I had to go through this yesterday. I don't mind Chrome so much per se, but this also means you need an application-specific password for Chrome OS, at least for he initial sign-on, which I find oddly frustrating.
- jrockway 14y agoIt does if you set up the sync account via the Settings page, but if you ignore the request to sign in, visit some Google page that requires login and log in, Chrome will produce a yellow bar at the top of the screen asking if you want to use that account for Chrome sync. Click yes and you don't need to sign in any further.
- Flenser 14y agoI was glad it does when I revoked the password for the chrome install on my old work computer when I changed jobs.
- abraham 14y agoChrome is experimenting with an OAuth flow but last I checked it isn't in stable yet.