I really need a master pasword to protect stored passwords in Google Chrome. Yes, I am totally aware that a master password is not gonna provide any further security against potential hackers, or against someone with minimum technical knowledge who has local access to my computer, but that´s not the reason why a master password is so useful. The real reason is to be able to let your family/friends use your computer without allowing them to easily:
a) access my web accounts with a single click,
b) know which web sites I have accounts on, and
c) directly read my passwords.
And again, I know that a master password security can be avoided relatively easily, but I will rarely lend my computer to anybody knowing even what's a user profile folder.
I'm 110% sure I'm not the only one with these needs. I actually think more than half of users will find this definitely useful. So, my question is, why Google still doesn't hear us? It'd be so f*cking easy to implement, I'm considering doing it myself! Actually this is the only reason I've not jumped to Chrome from Firefox, being Chrome such a superior browser.
Please Google, take the Decision. You'll not regret it.
