How safe is it to allow Chrome to save my passwords? I use KeePass and randomly generated strings for most things, but it does get a bit tedious having to enter in my long master password, find the site, and then copy/paste my passwords.
They are literally saved in a regular text file
>>54674647
It has my passwords stored since ever. And over the years I had zero cases of hacked accounts anywhere, not to mention that most places with really important things have my phone as an additional sms-code authentication. So just create a google account and turn on sync.
>>54674671
This
>>54674671
so what's the risk of someone actually accessing that text file? How possible is that?
>>54674986
>security through obscurity
kys
>>54674986
It is perfectly safe if you use just any firewall in the world
>>54674647
You're using Chrome, dude. Google already has all of your browser history, might as well give them your passwords too.
