Comment by egberts1 6 months ago Only with GNOME 5 comments egberts1 Reply necovek 6 months ago The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :) herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length. odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier egberts1 6 months ago Yes, easier for hacker to tweak 1 reply →
necovek 6 months ago The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :) herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length. odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier egberts1 6 months ago Yes, easier for hacker to tweak 1 reply →
herewulf 6 months ago In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length.
odo1242 6 months ago I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier egberts1 6 months ago Yes, easier for hacker to tweak 1 reply →
The "cinfiguration" for GNOME actually modifies the source code, so if that's the bar, you can do it everywhere. :)
In that case, I'll make mine echo a random number of characters pee key stroke. The feedback is nice but then there are no worries about someone observing password length.
I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier
Yes, easier for hacker to tweak
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