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They don't get stored in a third party.
They are not stored anywhere.
They are generated every time.
The app generates a SHA256 hash of which is salted with the value from the geomtric drawing that only ou know. You can draw your password. That's why it works in a browser. There is no storage. It only stores the site/key in your localStorage. That's for the user's convenience of not having to type it again. And the user can delete it if she wants.
Nothing is ever sent across the web.
I totally understand your concern though.
Thanks for asking.
modified 12-Jan-17 10:06am.
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I only use 2, 3 extensions depending on how "wild" I am.
mostly use the ad-blocker one and a RSS news feeder; none are really security issue (AFAIK)
I'd rather be phishing!
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Thanks for chiming in. 
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Shameless plug. 
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 I honestly didn't mean it that way. I know some people will feel that way though.
I've written and released the app as an Android app, iPhone/iPad app, HTML5 app and a win forms app.
I've actually also written it as a UWP also but haven't released it yet.
I'm just wondering if people use chrome extensions or if they are "old school" now.
Thanks.
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I was just teasing you.
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Thanks. I figured you were, because you didn't mark my original message as spam.
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I use a couple: uBlock ad remover, ChromeCast, Clack Overhead, Flash Block, Disable HTML5 autoplay.
They all do what it says on the tin!
Haven't written any.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Thanks for chiming in.
OriginalGriff wrote: Disable HTML5 autoplay
That might be a really good one to get. I loathe sites that autoplay video and sound.
At times I've been on pages and couldn't find the video / sound to make it stop. Terrible.
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I've got the uBlock and the Last.fm Scrobbler extensions.
For my web dev needs I've also got Page Ruler, MeasureIt and Window Resizer.
I only have one app installed, Postman (with Interceptor). It's great for doing GET and POST requests.
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Thanks for commenting. I will check those out.
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I was curious if Google had plans like that.
Thanks.
The site is almost malicious though. I clicked my back button to come back here after clicking the link and the site took me to another article. I clicked the back button again and it took me to another page on that site. Crazy.
Here's the same announcement via the Verge.
Google will end support for Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux - The Verge[^]
Thanks for commenting.
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Sorry about the dodgy site. It was the first google hit with the terms I used. I always open them in new tabs, and close the tab when done, so I didn't notice it.
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If two drunk astrologist argue about the weather, is that a misty schism?
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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megaadam wrote: If two drunk astrologist argue
Is it two drunk astrologists, or "too drunk astrologist" fighting him/her-self?
Anyway it's uncertain, totally depends on the time and day.
Sin tack ear lol
Pressing the any key may be continuate
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Or is it "two too drunk"?
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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Hello
Of Course you have read many books but which one had been more influence in your programing?
Please tell me the books with field of .net programing or SQL Server or design and architecture.
Thank you
SignatureNotFoundException
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A very good series of books. I am currently reading this one.
veni bibi saltavi
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Reading the synopses...
The large clear script, the careful choice of words
Doesn't sound like any code I've ever seen*, but this bit did:
The large clear script, the careful choice of wordsthe frequent repetition
Except my own of course 
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I doubt it will help you very much, but it was this one here.[^] It came with my first computer in 1978 and I still have my old copy and sometimes read a chapter, just for fun.
This little book was so influential because it sent me on the way that always kept me close to the processor and gave me a notorious dislike of everything that tries to hide the processor from me, like interpreters and scripting languages.
Edit: let's not forget the great instruction set of the 1802:
0000 90 CLEAR: GHI 0 .. REGISTER 0 HAS 0001
0001 AE PLO 14 .. MAKE RE=0000
0002 BE PHI 14
0003 EE LOOP: SEX 14 .. EACH TIME, R14 IS -1
0004 73 STXD .. D STILL HAS 00
0005 30 BR LOOP .. GO BACK FOR ANOTHER
0006 03
The language is JavaScript. that of Mordor, which I will not utter here
This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a f***ing golf cart.
"I don't know, extraterrestrial?"
"You mean like from space?"
"No, from Canada."
If software development were a circus, we would all be the clowns.
modified 12-Jan-17 4:50am.
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I can't narrow this down to a single book so I'll give a couple:
Clean Code by Robert Martin - great for general ideas of how to code in general to create readable, maintainable, and extensible code.
CLR via C# by Jeffrey Richter - excellent book if you're interested in CLR details and how languages use aspects of it.
Threading in C# by Joseph Albahari and C#6.0 in a Nutshell by Joseph and Ben Albahari - great for general knowledge of C# and threading specifics.
There are definitely more books worth mentioning. I plan to get around to reading Code Complete by Steven McConnell soon. For me one of the best resources to further my knowledge has been the internet - specifically MSDN. There is a wealth of knowledge to absorb - just don't take everything at face value and do your due diligence with research 
I never really had a single book that influenced me. The idea of programming and the challenges involved are what really influenced me.
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