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If chrome ever removes that setting, I will make chromereveal.com with one-click idiot-proof password dumping tool, and step-by step instructions. So hiding tha
by kpop312 13y ago
If chrome ever removes that setting, I will make chromereveal.com with one-click idiot-proof password dumping tool, and step-by step instructions. So hiding that button will not make it harder for your friends.
Just logout and give them guest access...geez.
- ronaldx 13y agothat does make it psychologically harder - I have to go to a site with clear malicious intention, rather than pay a visit to a setting which the browser itself provides.
- marshray 13y agoClassic security theater.
- nazbot 13y agoSo you log out of your computer every time you give your computer to your wife?
- efdee 13y agoTo be fair I don't know of any passwords my wife can't know about. But I know that's barely an argument :-)
- dragonwriter 13y agoWhy do you assume that I have saved passwords (or anything else) on my computer to which my wife is not permitted access?
- hellerbarde 13y agoFor the sake of argument, I'll answer this with s/wife/friends/ Yes, if I'm not besides it, I will switch user accounts. And if I walk away from my computer for a bit, I lock it (except when there are no untrusted people around, like at home). I have "Lock Screen" bound to Ctrl-Alt-L, so it's trivial to do.