Dan Clarke

@jonparker I only tried the web project, but other than having to do the `npm install`, it worked well :) Thanks - really looking forward to it :)

I'm still confused by this. I'm using Windows, and have an Electron app. If I build / install my Electron app so it has it's own executable, then save some...

Thanks @shiftkey. I still don't understand what use-case this would have if any old app can access the app's credentials. _"keytar is about leveraging the OS for managing credentials associated...

@shiftkey Ah I see - so it's a user-level thing, rather than an app-level thing. Okay - thank you for your help and quick replies :)

Hi @shiftkey. Sorry to pester you again :) But If this is at a user-level, not an app-level - then I can't think of any use-case that this could possibly...

@vladimiry Understood. However, as it's clear that I'm not the only one confused by this - and people are most likely using this library blindly, and haven't gone to the...

@6zz Yep, the secret isn't a literal string stored in code though. It's something the user enters in the UI.

It could be even better than VSCode :) VSCode only goes to the same line. It would be great if instead it went to the *exact* place you double clicked.

Ah, I didn't realise it was a setting. However, it doesn't seem to work. Whatever I change it to - it doesn't persist. If I close the dialogbox and reopen...

I've had a quick look - but don't know the codebase well enough to work out the issue without spending more time on it than I have sadly. Obviously -...