Re: smb: 'save password in keyring'



El sáb, 13-12-2003 a las 12:32, Douglas McMorris escribió:
> > In 2.5, the "Authentication Required" dialog has checkboxes for
> > 1. "Remember password for this session"
> > 2. "Remember password in keyring"
> >
> > This confuses me. I'm not sure exactly what the keyring is, but maybe it
> > should say
> > "Remember password permanently in keyring".
> >
> 
> Unless we're trying to brand something, I don't think keyring is the best
> term to use... something like password manager or authentication manager
> would be more descriptive and more accurately interpretted I think.

Sounds like a good point.  Perhaps "password list" is easier on the
users.

> 
> Theres also some abiguity in the fact that as I understand it, keyring is
> actually remembering the password in both cases.
> 
> My sugesstion would be to have 3 radio buttons as you said that are
> something like this:
> 
> 1. "Remember this password only for this session"
> 2. "Remember this password for future sessions"
> 3. "Do not remember this password"

1. Save this password on my password list
2. Forget this password when I log off
3. Do not remember this password at all

> 
> I don't like 2 very much though, its hard to word something in a way thats
> concise and still without abiguity.  future sessions could imply not this
> session to some... especially in the context, but checkboxes for these
> would definately be confusing.
> 
> There should definately be a button or link in this dialog to go to the
> password management app...
> > Tooltips might help here too.
> >
> > Murray Cumming
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