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Save passwords #202
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* When repackaging prebuilts only the manifest in the output folder should be used. * Linux and Mac Build did not cache artifact correctly #202
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* Add remember to password dialog. * Add forget password to credentials dialog. * Use password from keystore when available. closes #202
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* Packaging keytar prebuilts #202 * Use manifest from output folder when repackging prebuilts * When repackaging prebuilts only the manifest in the output folder should be used. * Linux and Mac Build did not cache artifact correctly #202 * Implement ui for keystore * Add remember to password dialog. * Add forget password to credentials dialog. * Use password from keystore when available. closes #202
@thsmi I'm sorry, is this supposed to work on Debian/Mate? I'm using the standalone app on Debian 10 |
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Electron does not offer a password manager. Thus we need a password manager implementation to store passwords safely.
e.g. https://github.com/atom/node-keytar from the atom editor would be an options. It uses the operating systems default wallet, so that passwords can be automatically synced between accounts.
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