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It isn't. The correct decision would be to save the password in the operating system keychain, like Empathy does (or Messages on Mac, or name any others). Brows
by giovannibajo1 13y ago
It isn't. The correct decision would be to save the password in the operating system keychain, like Empathy does (or Messages on Mac, or name any others). Browsers also use keychains. On Windows, you can use the Crypto API to obtain an intermediate level of security.
- tszming 13y ago>> Browsers also use keychains Google will disagree with you: chrome://settings/passwords
- Bakkot 13y agoI'm still required to unlock my keychain to view the passwords (on OS X).
- giovannibajo1 13y agoThat's not disagreement. Those passwords are stored in the keychain.