![]() Kember stumbled across the problem after temporarily switching from Apple’s Safari browser to Chrome, and being surprised to find that he was unable to disable Chrome’s desire to import passwords stored in his usual browser of choice. But human nature being what it is, it’s hard to see how Google can justify not putting an extra level of protection in place when other browsers have adopted similar techniques. Of course, if you do leave your computer unattended you should always lock it to prevent this sort of problem. ![]() So, anyone who has access to your desktop (perhaps you have walked off to make a cup of tea) could simply visit the URLĪnd find your passwords are just the click of a “Show” button away.
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