Since putting the login screen in html isn't an option, then should I
just make the user re-enter their password everytime, or would it be
appropriate to include a "Remember my password on this computer" check
box and then use a local SharedObject if they allow it?
Mark Winterhalder wrote:
When I log in to gmail, ebay, etc., my passwords are pulled from a "vault",
which I have access to by virtue of being logged in to my computer. I can
look these up in my browser.
...and that's why you should leave it as part of the HTML. Some users
use password managers for their browsers that are quite secure. Your
password would not be included, and that would make some people very
angry (and rightfully so.)
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 8:36 PM, Andrew Sinning <[email protected]> wrote:
I use SharedObject.getLocal() to store preferences from Flash, but what
about passwords?
When I log in to gmail, ebay, etc., my passwords are pulled from a "vault",
which I have access to by virtue of being logged in to my computer. I can
look these up in my browser.
What's an acceptable way to store passwords? Is it okay to just use
SharedObject.getLocal()?
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