uh oh

>storing credentials somewhere

^this

10/10

I don't know about you but I'm not running trojans on my computer

of course that'd be a comfy feature, but you DON'T STORE PASSWORDS OTHER THAN IN SOMETHING THAT IS ENCRYPTED ITSELF - which in turn needs a password again

i mean, there's something specifically made to evade putting in passwords in ssh

it's called ssh keys

wel if one had a trojan there is worse thing to think about

like the trojan stealing the key itself

My point is that your "oh it stores the password in memory" argument is invalid

It's pure convenience

I believe that only counts based on your views

It counts in my use case

Ofc it's by far not the same as people storing their username and password in plaintext files

which I think some normies still do

1337 security right there

Well, it's nice for sure since you don't need to input it anymore

so basically kitty has pageant built-in?

I sometimes store some passwords in plain text files, though they're without any context, and only passwords for accounts I don't care about

all the ones I care about I use keepass for

Well, I must admit I have some accounts in there which even use 2FA

Feels pretty safe "not safe enough"

muh google has 2FA

My torrent trackers have 2FA

this is true too

private trackers?

yea ofc

because email is the most sensitive password

>tfw only in shitty private trackers
>still have multiple tb upload
>no drive to get into 'better trackers'

I have 1 TB upload on IPT, AB, other trackers less really.

also this "upload stuff yourself to get invites : ^)" shit is annoying

@Dietrich It only keeps it saved until you close the window

So kind of

so its stored in memory instead or something like that?

1TB animubytes, 3tb alpharatio, 60gb myanonamouse

It's stored in memory, yeah, I already said that

WCD?

i was on WCD once, then was inactive, got banned, now I don't want to spend days in IRC just to get unbanned

I uploaded over 100 torrents on AB all manual mktorrent

spotify+rutracker gud nuff