Hi all,
chromium started to forget passwords.
When I enter a username/password in the password popup window it seems to accept the data; but in the password manager the site list is empty.
Crhomium verson:
Versione 139.0.7258.66 (Build ufficiale) Arch Linux (a 64 bit)
Chromium will not store password for sites considered unsafe.
Did you - at some point - disable saving passwords chrome://password-manager/settings ?
It seems the latest iterations of Chromium requires you to manually add the password - even given the fact it offers to do so, the credentials are not saved.
I had completely forgotten that I - on another topic - tested if ungoggled-chromium would run on unstable branch.
As I just realised a few minutes ago - when I created above comment - it was using ungoogled-chromium.
My deepest apologies for the confusion - I have to correct myself - Chromium - in the mentioned version 139.0.7258.66 built by upstream Arch Linux - does store passwords correct.
I use chromium as test-bed for the web-assembly application I maintain for a company.
These tests run locally using a developer certificate on https://localhost:1234 - localhost url is considered unsafe, and - no matter the certificate - chromium refuse to save credentials.
In production mode with a third-party certificate - no issues.
Hi @mirto - unless you have a specific reason for not using a password manager extension, I would strongly suggest you use that rather than rely on a browser password manager. Personally I use Bitwarden & am very impressed with it. Either way, I wish you all the best in finding the solution that works for you. Ruziel
Thanks.
I’m security concerned about extensions. I don’t want my passwords leave my machine.
Any documentation/recomendation about password manager extensions?