> Not all of your passwords will be in memory.
They almost certainly will be, but the key will be if they aren't.
> I don't know how you read a password from "webpages".
Like a billion ways. Inject JS, log keys, install malicious extension, blah blah blah
> Session tokens do not exist for websites you are not currently accessing.
I'm just enumerating the billion ways that encryption is made pointless.
> he password file will contain all the saved passwords, whether you are logged in or not.
And the attacker can just access it lol
Maybe in a world where full disk encryption wasn't ubiquitous you could talk about an offline attack, and you could tell me you share your computer with someone who's not tech savvy but is an asshole. But it's all gonna be pretty niche.
