Max Baz

I would like to add that filling a form in itself is almost never leaking any credentials over HTTP, it's the action of submitting a form that does it, regardless...

That repo is actually quite an impressive effort, thanks for showing it! Will definitely keep an eye. I think it would be nice to deal with some more low-hanging fruit...

Thanks for the report! I've tried to google around, and found this (see post 5): https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1741074 It seems you were on the right track trying to use snap's `.config` dir,...

cc @meskes, have you had some experience with snap packages already, or you focus on Debian and not so much on Ubuntu?

Nice! Judging by [these](https://askubuntu.com/a/1033617) [posts](https://askubuntu.com/a/846586), you should create an interface to give access to your home directory. I think this access should be given to chromium, since it's the one...

> Does the extension need access to the `/usr/bin/pass` as well? No, but it needs access to `gpg` binary, which by default is being searched in `$PATH` and then additionally...

> Maybe chromium needs access to the interfaces gpg-keys or gpg-public-keys? Not at the time of building the list of passwords, we don't invoke `gpg` until you select a specific...

Is `/opt/homebrew/bin` not in `$PATH`, or not first in `$PATH`? Extension first looks in `$PATH`, and then just has a couple of fallbacks.

Then it should be picked up (although it's possible that your browser sees a different `$PATH`, if it's being modified by your `.bashrc` / `.zshrc` / etc). What behavior do...

`.zshrc` is only read by terminal... I don't have Mac but quick googling tells me you should modify PATH in `/etc/launchd.conf` for browsers to be able to see this -...