Source: Dino Grandoni / The Huffington Post Google Chrome, the most popular web browser in the U.S., lets you save passwords for websites, so that every time you want to visit Facebook, Tumblr or any other password-secure page, you don’t have to type them out again. But as one software developer discovered on Tuesday, that convenience comes at a [...]
Source: Dino Grandoni / The Huffington Post Google Chrome, the most popular web browser in the U.S., lets you save passwords for websites, so that every time you want to visit Facebook, Tumblr or any other password-secure page, you don’t have to type them out again. But as one software developer discovered on Tuesday, that convenience comes at a [...]