On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 07:26, Brian Fahrlander wrote:
I do have one idea that many people may find useful. Using your idea of a usb flash memory, figure out how to store your web browsers cache of passwords on the flash memory. Then no matter what machine you use you plug in the flash and your browser has all the passwords for all the sites you visit. Would need to modify the browser to look for the cache information on the flash memory. Once you get the proof of concept working then you need to add heavy duty encryption to the flash device and a method to unlock it for use by the web browser.
Yeah, that would also be a way to get it off the machine and makethem portable, too. Is there a standard amongst Mozilla variants? Galeon, Epiphany, Firefox all using the same password file?
I don't know the answer to that question. My guess is that they don't use the same files or scheme for storing that info. Would make it to easy if they did. :)