> HIBP was rendered obsolete ever since Chrome had that feature built-in.
A feature that many developers have to disable because you can't make Chrome ignore certain entries for localhost. For local development I have stuff that spins up a server of, let's say a CMS, and it uses the usual default credential "admin/admin". Yes Chrome, I know that this is an insecure password that has been breached, but this is a freaking development system, leave me alone...
The only way to avoid these messages is to disable the feature globally and that option is hidden deep in the extended settings.
A feature that many developers have to disable because you can't make Chrome ignore certain entries for localhost. For local development I have stuff that spins up a server of, let's say a CMS, and it uses the usual default credential "admin/admin". Yes Chrome, I know that this is an insecure password that has been breached, but this is a freaking development system, leave me alone...
The only way to avoid these messages is to disable the feature globally and that option is hidden deep in the extended settings.