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If the local client could handle it, this would be a much more secure way of browsing.
by polarix 12y ago
If the local client could handle it, this would be a much more secure way of browsing.
- mlatu 12y agoi sure hope you are beeing sarcastic, if not, consider this: it is possible to use javascript to override ctrl+f or other keystrokes. if that site would have displayed the list, and someone used ctrl+f on it, they could have simply used such a technique to add your input to the list to generate positive findings on the fly. http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/12/how-script-kiddies-can-hijack-your-browser-to-steal-your-password/ http://arstechnica.com/security/2012/12/how-script-kiddies-c...