Simple Password Manager in MySudo's browser

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Nathaniel Kaufmann

• October 22, 2019 05:50

I am moving this Feature Request across from the the general discussion topic "What do you think about the MySudo Private Browser?"

 

The one feature I would really like added to the browser is a very simple password manager. I would like to be able to save username/passwords for accounts e.g. Twitter, and recall them easily when I want to login. Currently I have to go outside MySudo to an external password manager to retrieve the information. I would much prefer to stay inside MySudo.

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  Cool_dude

  • October 22, 2019 06:43

  Yeah a passw rod manager would good or even MySudo integrated with iOS keychain that would be good as well. 👍

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  Timothy

  • February 11, 2020 01:39

  I do not agree. The goal is privacy, not turning over more information that can be held by MySudo. More data held equals more data that can be used in a court of law. MySudo is designed to hold less data; not more.

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  Jack - TeamSudo

  • February 12, 2020 07:44

  Norman, interesting to see a different view on this feature.  Internally we have been exploring the option of providing a Password Manager integrated with our MySudo Browser to help users manage the many accounts they access via the compartmentalised browser.  We thought this would be user experience as opposed to the user leveraging an external password manager.

  I will share your thoughts with Product Management.  

  BTW, any data we store on our platform is all encrypted with the users private key stored on the users device.  We (Anonyome) have no access to that key or any way to get it and therefore no way to decrypt the data.   The data is just an encrypted blob 😬

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