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Why wouldn't the average user? The entire idea is that you'll just have to remember two passwords: your computer account, and your password manager. At least for most users, the idea that some password shouldn't be stored just opens the door to bad practices and password reuse. For someone working on a password manager, I think the default assumption has to be that a screwup on your part will--literally--impact prett…
Well my wife believes that reusing the same password with variations is more secure then a password manager. Most average users distrust a manager and won't use it.
And my imaginary uncle believes that locks attract burglars ...