Scott Miller

Personally I wouldn't trust this as it relies on device roaming being more consistent than I've experienced it to be. That said if you were going to do it, adding...

@jmg292 Did you ever make any progress on this?

ChromeOS has no native git functionality, so I would like to be able to click a button or a hotkey that would push a git commit to GitHub, so that...

Doing this with GitHub's API would probably be significantly simpler than attempting to implement a git client on the Chrome platform

doing so automatically isn't necessary, just a button next to the codepen and html download ones that will link to a GitHub repo if not already linked, and push the...

Absolutely!

TOTP and U2F would be excellent additions.

@seefood U2F is actually pretty easy to support if you use the libraries Yubico has created. @georghendrik If you use U2F rather than TOTP then there's no central trust required,...

@ruipacheco I'm not really sure how that's relevant in this context. We've already been talking about U2F in this thread

@junderw These downsides don't apply to U2F/WebAuthn, which would be the preferred way to implement 2FA in 2018