I don’t know if this applies to other notebooks but at least Apple used to recommend that you do not remove the battery [0]. There’s a little more discussion on Super User [1] but there seems to be no definite answer.…
May I ask what similar problem Safari has? As far as I know, Safari uses OS X’s keychain which means you practically have a master password (very likely your user account password, although you could use a different…
However, Pidgin “would encourage integration with keyrings” [0]. At least on OS X Chrome uses the integrated keychain and as Elusive mentioned [1] it apparently does encrypt passwords on Windows too. So, I think…
I don’t know if this applies to other notebooks but at least Apple used to recommend that you do not remove the battery [0]. There’s a little more discussion on Super User [1] but there seems to be no definite answer.…
May I ask what similar problem Safari has? As far as I know, Safari uses OS X’s keychain which means you practically have a master password (very likely your user account password, although you could use a different…
However, Pidgin “would encourage integration with keyrings” [0]. At least on OS X Chrome uses the integrated keychain and as Elusive mentioned [1] it apparently does encrypt passwords on Windows too. So, I think…