> That's not "browsing passwords". That's clear, malicious, intent. I agree that there's some malicious intent. But the fact is that I would personally feel le

> That's not "browsing passwords". That's clear, malicious, intent. I agree that there's some malicious intent. But the fact is that I would personally feel less guilty about doing this on my coworkers' computers than I would modifying the DOM after the password had been auto-filled. I think this applies to a lot of people who argue for adding a master password unlock to view stored passwords in plain text.