密码保险箱

Encrypt your passwords and save them in a "vault". Have you set a different password for every website for security, only to struggle to remember them all, write them in a notebook, and then worry that the notebook might be lost or stolen, and then...? Well, perhaps that was only something you once considered. In reality, most of your website passwords are probably similar, which is even more dangerous: if a website is hacked and its user data is leaked (the well-known Chinese IT website CSDN once suffered such an incident), anyone who gets your CSDN username and password could try them on other sites and gain access to a whole range of them. So turn your idea into reality: simply use “密码保险箱” to store your different passwords for each website. This extension has the following features: 1. It requires no network permissions, ensuring that your password data in the extension cannot be sent over the internet to a backend server, preventing theft by the developer or user data leaks caused by a website being hacked. 2. It uses the highly secure AES encryption algorithm. 3. It does not save your login password in any file on your hard drive. When you close the extension's popup window, the password temporarily stored in memory is immediately destroyed. 4. It uses Chrome sync to save encrypted data to the Google dashboard, providing convenience while maintaining security. For more features and details, see the extension's “More Help” page. Besides saving account credentials, the extension can also store small text documents such as private letters and diaries.