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The idea is simple: protect ALL firefox profile data (cookies, historic, etc...) and not only passwords of password manager with an encryption system. It would be very secure... <br> It is interesting for security because a true security protects all data and there is more than a way to hack a computer: all data is useful for an cracker. | The idea is simple: protect ALL firefox profile data (cookies, historic, etc...) and not only passwords of password manager with an encryption system. It would be very secure... <br> It is interesting for security because a true security protects all data and there is more than a way to hack a computer: all data is useful for an cracker. | ||
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Users should be given the ability to not only delete, but edit any cookies stored within Firefox. This would both be a boon to developers (I've load count of the number of times this feature would've been useful) and would also give the users more control over what data websites store on their PC. | |||
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