Re:Save password on chrome? Think again chrome://chrome/sett...
by PeterisP on Monday December 03, 2012 @07:46AM
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If you want to store them encrypted, then chrome has to ask your master password every time you want to actually use the stored passwords (i.e., open a random website).
If you don't store them encrypted - then your passwords (as well as everythin else) are available to any random person who has access to your computer for 3 minutes, and not showing them directly is just a minor inconvenience.
Actually, the solution is simple - don't have random persons access your computer for 3 minutes; always locking your screen when leaving is the simple and effective way to counter this risk and many others.
Actually, the solution is simple - don't have random persons access your computer for 3 minutes; always locking your screen when leaving is the simple and effective way to counter this risk and many others.