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General sync'ing between devices wins it for me when it comes to Chrome, I've got all my PC bookmarks on mobile Chrome and vice versa, that and everything.

I might give Opera a go soon. My phone is a bit old and Chrome is starting to slow it down often

19-Oct-2015 03:42:09

19-Oct-2015 03:57:23 - Last edited on 19-Oct-2015 04:25:33 by Indecent Act

Honest question, is such a level of security necessary? and is that level of security worth having Linkify only on Chrome?

Also, I question the security. Hardware can get damaged just as easily as software, if not easier (I think). What happens if the "key" is damaged? and is it really THAT much more secure?

I'm not attacking you, I'm just genuinely curious! Also, I hope everything's ok with everyone here on Linkify. I haven't seen Blasty in awhile though?

"Why are you posting threads, asking questions and making discussion???"

All I do anymore is fish - 2017

19-Oct-2015 05:56:44

Well think about what could happen if someone got into my Linkify account and could upload what ever scripts they wanted. That's not good for people such as yourself.

Currently if you have my phone number or my phone, my email address, and my user name and my password, you can't get in.

As for email security, two step text message is good but not perfect. Why not use the best, when it's easier and more secure.

People with two step text message verification still have their emails compromised as seen here on RSOF. But if they had a key they would have been protected.

TL R I don't settle for second best if I can help it, and I have a responsibility to my users that I take seriously

Edit: if you lose it or it's damaged there is a way to handle that with a on off hard copy of a key, can be used once. The links explain all this stuff better than I can though.

19-Oct-2015 07:19:37 - Last edited on 19-Oct-2015 07:27:38 by Indecent Act

As seen here on RSOF, people are fools, but I respect your decisions greatly Indy I was just curious. Although I still wonder what the likelihood of hardware such as that key getting damaged is. Sometimes hardware just fails, in my experience.

Anyways, I'll leave it at that! Someone should give blasty a poke, he's been gone awhile

"Why are you posting threads, asking questions and making discussion???"

All I do anymore is fish - 2017

19-Oct-2015 07:25:09

Here you go lbody, this a link to the FAQ from the google page I linked above. It'll explain better than I can

https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6103543?hl=en&ref_topic=6103521

19-Oct-2015 07:29:23 - Last edited on 19-Oct-2015 07:31:56 by Indecent Act

19-Oct-2015 07:32:55

The only workaround is for you to know to know where I live, get into my house, and search my house until you find and identify the hard copy (one off use) of my back up. You still need to know my user name and password and names of my accounts.

That doesn't fall under the umbrella of hacking or internet security. That's a different matter altogether. It would be easier to find me in real life and assault/threaten me until I gave up the key.

Anyway I'm just saying what I like about chrome and why I like it, this is a big plus for me as I explained above

19-Oct-2015 07:44:55 - Last edited on 19-Oct-2015 07:46:26 by Indecent Act

19-Oct-2015 07:51:02 - Last edited on 19-Oct-2015 07:53:53 by Body btw