So, with the lazy loading, will it request the packing key again to expand all entries?

I don’t know enough about the internals (or especially the lazy loading, since I’ve not seen it), but I’d like to see this user experience:

When in one-click mode, it would be nice if just the URLs of all entries (not just favs) could be loaded so when a user hits Passpack It, it can still know that there are password(s) that could be used on the page. At that point I’m not sure if you’d have to request a packing key before allowing the login to continue, or if you could just take a little extra time to unpack that password in the background or what. What specifically are you debating? I might have a better idea if I know more. Feel free to email me if you’d rather take it offline (ironically, on blogs “taking it offline” means using email (most of the time), while in email “taking it offline” usually means…offline, as in on the phone or in person :-)

I do know that because I have so many passwords, sometimes when I have one-click turned on, I actually click the Passpack It bookmarklet to find out if I have that password stored already or not, because I can’t remember! So either my memory’s bad or I have too many passwords…maybe both?

On lazy loading, yes this will effect what’s loaded into the 1 Click Login mode. There’s internal debate here on how to handle that – so suggestions are welcome.

Cheers!
Tara

It might make use on the Nokia N800 bearable, as well.

And favorites will definitely be beneficial. Actually, can’t think of anything I don’t like…can’t wait!

One question…will the new “lazy loading” of non-favorites affect one-click login for those non-preloaded sites?

Your account and all of your entries will be automatically updated the first time you sign in after we release the upgrade.

No retyping. Promise.