Now, I had a random thought that may prove useful. You could use
javascript to covert the password to hash using a one-way encryption
algorithm. This way its the hash that gets stored in the browser. This
could be done as a part of the activities con...
Jeff Shurtliff this is a question that should definitely be reviewed
carefully. Back in 2012 a colleague and me were working a project for a
large web application. We discovered that we could convert a password to
"plaintext" when a user chose to ha...
