Robert Kaiser wrote:
John schrieb:
I think there ought to be a way to get rid of the Master Password
without losing all the stored passwords.
From what I was told, there is, and all it requires is to set a new
master password which happens to be empty. That equals deleting the
master password without "resetting" it - the difference being that you
need to know the old master password to set it to empty (but all
passwords should be kept) but you don't need to know the old password
for resetting (and all your passwords will be deleted).
I've never tried it myself (never use a master password), but I seem to
recall people telling that.
Robert Kaiser
..."empty" - as in blank - or space(s)? Either way, that doesn't seem
very secure...
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- Rufus
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