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One thing keeping me from using a password manager as a comprehensive solution is my Chromebook. I have to manually sign in every morning when I open it up, and
by glenstein 12y ago
One thing keeping me from using a password manager as a comprehensive solution is my Chromebook. I have to manually sign in every morning when I open it up, and I can't use a password manager on the sign-in screen.
- scott_karana 12y agoOkay, so... memorize two strong passwords instead of one. Possible?... :)
- glenstein 12y agoSetting aside your incredibly patronizing tone, this is actually kind of important. My google account is by far my most important account, and I already have it connected to several other accounts such as Goodreads, Stack Exchange, and others. Yes, I've backed things up, saved my contacts, etc. But insofar as a password manager is supposed to be a comprehensive solution, it's a solution that forces people to choose between their Chromebook and their password manager.
- scott_karana 12y agoI wasn't trying to be patronizing; I'm in more or less the same boat. My Google account has a strong-entropy, memorized password. So does my password manager. That has covered all my usage cases, anyways.