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People following my frustrations and

2024-03-19 19:40:03.145856+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

People following my frustrations and grumblings closely may have realized that in the past year or two I've implemented most of browser password management. And it has a couple of flaws, isn't the most seamless thing in the world, but it mostly works.

And it's not Safari, and holy crap does Apple manage to get password management incredibly wrong. I just spent a few minutes untangling Charlene's Amazon password change, and: annoying handholding that makes it difficult to do the right thing...

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