Yes, it's helpful, especially when login credentials were used.
That's a useful feature. I'm sure Vivaldi has something like that too, though I haven't had a need to use it yet, since I'm usually the only one using my devices. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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It depends on how important the account is when determining how often to clear saved login credentials. 🤓
What I wanted to say on my previous comment was that web browsers should allow the user to choose a specific length of time (precise down to the last minute) how much of the browsing history will be deleted. 🤯😅
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Yes, true, though there aren't many accounts that people would be OK with losing I'd say.
Yes, high granularity would be very useful indeed. I agree. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I think that the phrase "losing an account" has (at least) two meanings - one is forgetting the password (and/or username), and the other is having unauthorized access to the account. 🤔🤯
The default settings should still be easy to use, since I assume that more than 90% of web browser users would not need such fine control (and might even be confused with it). 🤯🤓
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Yep, that's true, I've heard it used in both ways.
Any default settings should be easy to use, I agree. That's why I love Vivaldi, because you can use it with simple, basic settings, or go deep into fine tuning it's multitudinous setting if you're so inclined. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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