LockScreen

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Simple LockScreen Extension - Prim

Latest reviews

• (2022-05-10) Bruce Davidson: Not secure... After the first use, the password displays as the default entry when I set the cursor on the field. So even my cat figured it out. That's pretty lame.
• (2020-09-09) Triangle Triangara (seamen nezsxs): how do we lock a page?
• (2018-12-29) Wes Horne: This extension works, but has two issues to be fixed until I'll use it again. 1. The password is not obscured when unlocking screen. This is a big deal for my purposes. 2. This actually breaks a lot of visual elements on Scratch.mit.edu, which is really annoying for me. Otherwise, this extension is pretty good, but I really need #2 to be fixed before I'll consider using it.
• (2017-12-25) Point4service AB: Great simple functionality. Just timline for automatic lock should be more flexible (less than 1 min).
• (2017-11-08) Jussef: Passwords need to be obscured with ******
• (2017-05-22) Dylan Wheeler: Maybe it's just me, but I see several issues. The glaring problem was that LockScreen doesn't conceal the passwords you type in (i.e. display ******** instead of PASSWORD or what-have-you.) and displays in on the screen for anyone else to see, both on the settings page and on the actual unlock screen. You can't press enter to unlock, but rather have to point and click, thus furthering the time your password is displayed. Also, a snooper can just right-click the extension, remove it, and refresh the page, and it will be unlocked. The app is a great idea, but for a security app it has many security flaws.
• (2017-03-30) triston: No one can't see my info
• (2015-12-30) Linux Black: Great Web App!
• (2015-12-29) decent app to lock pages
• (2015-12-28) WILLIAM PARKER: Great App to password protect browser pages. Maybe darken the screen so that the page can not be seen completely.