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Revision as of 10:21, 10 January 2008
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Please indicate if this suggestion is better placed in UI. (Reasoning: this improvement [admittedly to the UI] would result in significantly greater security and increased used of master passwords.) | Please indicate if this suggestion is better placed in UI. (Reasoning: this improvement [admittedly to the UI] would result in significantly greater security and increased used of master passwords.) | ||
=== Master password === | |||
Why must every password be encrypted? I've got dozens of passwords which I simply don't care about, the only reason they exist is because some site or other insisted I have to "register" before I can do anything. There's no reason these passwords need to be encrypted. It would be nice to visit these sites without having to deal with the "enter master password" popup box. Save the encryption for the identities I actually care about. | |||
=== Age of the site === | === Age of the site === | ||
Maybe for fishing/blacklisting, taking in to account the age of the site and if he is spam advertised. There is, I think, more risk at a recent site. Selecting spam advertised recent sites has a low risk for false positives. | Maybe for fishing/blacklisting, taking in to account the age of the site and if he is spam advertised. There is, I think, more risk at a recent site. Selecting spam advertised recent sites has a low risk for false positives. | ||