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[clipboard] protect sensitive clipboard entries (passwords) #1449
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Raycast Clipboard Manager says: Copied content never leaves your computer and is encrypted on your local hard drive. Passwords copied from any password managers and other transient data are ignored by default, ensuring your sensitive information remains secure. |
Which passwords? How can Albert know if the text copied is a password? |
As you read above, others suggest that there is some way. I don't know exactly without taking a deeper dive into google. Since there are special input forms: If I find some time I will look for it. |
Probably guys at Raycast tell you so because alleged security sells. In fact the clipboard is public. a malicious software needs way less of an effort to get your copied passwords than finding files that somewhere bury this information. not in Wayland though where desktop security really is a thing. |
So you care about them not being visible on your screen? Because if I got it right this mechanism only protects against “shoulder surfers”. the data is still plain text. |
Dont get me wrong i like the idea. But we should do it right to not fool our users. |
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Current Behavior
Passwords are going right into the clipboard. I am not sure how to change that, since I tried it as well with Maccy.app and it also saved my PayPal password which is maybe not supposed like that?:
Expected Behavior
Maybe the Password could not saved in clear form but instead with ************?
Any further suggestions?
Anything else?
No response
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