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I don't think being a browser plugin has anything to do with it. If the problem is what mschulkind describes, then it can be fixed by changing the UI a little t
by Buge 12y ago
I don't think being a browser plugin has anything to do with it. If the problem is what mschulkind describes, then it can be fixed by changing the UI a little to have an autofill button while logged out, and to automatically log out after doing an autofill.
I think the underlying issue, which KeePass also has, is that the entire database is encrypted. So to be able to search the database to see if a password exists, you need to decrypt the whole thing, including the passwords. If the passwords were each individually encrypted separately from the database, this could be fixed.
- STRML 12y agoI believe this is the same issue that 1Password had in the past, and a lot of users complained about exposed urls/titles in their storage format. I believe they now decrypt the urls & titles on startup in their plugins and keep them in memory, and only read the passwords at will, but I am not 100% on that.