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Hi HN,

I am not a security expert and was wondering how I can secure my (Ubuntu) Linux based system from such an attack?

Background: I am using the pass password manager to copy & paste passwords all the time.

Now, I am afraid that websites like LinkedIn may have stored my clear-text password.

I researched this but only find clipboard managers. No security tools for that.

Thanks for any help.

why is this thread flagged?

backend dev here. mainly python/flask.

question: if I really wanted to start frontend this year, where would I start? recommendations?

On Gmail, I used their tags as what they appear on Gmail as, namely "virtual folders".

Thunderbird's tags are a different concept from folders on IMAP.

Thanks for your comments.

I have used Thunderbird and Evolution mainly. They cannot really do that afaik.

> Probably some good IMAP-Client supports this? The Gmail clients do that (at least the last version's I remember 3 years ago). Haven't seen any other FOSS that does so too. That is what made going away from Gmail kind of "hard".

Currently I'm using K9 on Android and the web client by mailbox.org based on OX AppSuite. Both are ok, but usability could be better.

For real? Now I understand.

Agree.

I am using the German email provider mailbox.org They even report how often the government forces them to release info with a search warrant.

However, I have yet to find an email provider that mimics Gmail's tagging system (=> you can give n many tags to a single email and that email is only kept once on the server).

I often think that Google's "Don't do evil" motto is stretched way too often these days.

Thanks :)

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