What paid chrome extension are you using now

[kakbabu]

VidIQ for youtube. But there is a crack to get paid version for free

 

[Gogol]

You guys seriously trust keeping your passwords in the browser?

Why not air gapped offline keepass?

To be honest, I don't care. Every important service I am registered to has a 2fa authentication implemented. I have that enabled pretty much everywhere. Even if someone managed to grab my password (that would be the end of bitwarden), they won't do shit lol.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

To be honest, I don't care. Every important service I am registered to has a 2fa authentication implemented. I have that enabled pretty much everywhere. Even if someone managed to grab my password (that would be the end of bitwarden), they won't do shit lol.

OK but then that means 2FA is your security.

Have you ever let a phone fall into the toilet bowl? What if you break or lose the 2FA device?

 

[Gogol]

OK but then that means 2FA is your security.

Have you ever let a phone fall into the toilet bowl? What if you break or lose the 2FA device?

Nothing, i lose the account
There's no way it is going to work if you lose the device. There are backup codes for some sites (like bhw for example), but not everyone implements that as far as I have seen. The weakest links are the email providers in this case.

 

[PURESMM]

Developers looking to monetise their extensions can no longer do so via Chrome Web Store payments. Google had temporarily suspended paid extensions earlier this year, and now announced that it would be making this change permanent

 

[693840]

Only one - bitwarden. It's not even specific to chrome, but it does have a chrome extension.

I also have premium postman workplace but I think postman migrated from chrome to being a standalone app (i might be wrong).

Yeah it did

 

[Sardi]

Express VPN
Does it count?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Nothing, i lose the account
There's no way it is going to work if you lose the device. There are backup codes for some sites (like bhw for example), but not everyone implements that as far as I have seen. The weakest links are the email providers in this case.

Most 2FA allow you to save the secret key, you can recover it by typing it back in. This secret is what's scanned in the qr code when you add it first time.

Also taking a photo of the qr code and saving it somewhere works.