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Does this also mean parts of memory containing, say, passwords could be send to Google?

• opendais 12y ago
  I'd hope not. My guess is the extensions data in memory are included with the crash reports and it doesn't distinguish between extensions.
• latj 12y ago
  This "end to end" encryption happens in the browser. Google is the browser. Google dont need your keys, they have the plain text.
  • opendais 12y ago
    I think he was thinking the "Save Password" feature.
  • AJ007 12y ago
    Also, other browser extensions may be able to access what is going on in the browser. So Google and (insert list of other parties.)
    • woah 12y ago
      Other software on your computer might as well. Or people walking by in the hallway. So Google and (insert everyone in the world).
      • deleted 12y ago
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      • Chronic26 12y ago
        In the end, it is Google Chrome's fault.