Month: September 2016

A few months ago, I toyed with the idea of adding a server to my PassLok Privacy app. I reasoned that a server would be able to store users’ Locks so that other users could retrieve them automatically—very much like the General Directory does now, but even more deeply integrated with the program so that users wouldn’t even be aware that a server was being contacted. Everything would be real easy. Seamless. I also reasoned that everyone else was doing it, so why not? Read More

The current version is: 0.4.15

This is the SHA256 of the .crx file obtained from the Chrome store, as described in the Help document:

2aaa6de2f3af9828b66d197c05b1b40179c946af73273c90d64b5721803c5ac6

And this is the SHA256 of the .xpi file obtained from the Firefox store:

988a3810bbe57c531bc200608ac8bbbf4be1799c9ff7add28330592cc2717fca