If someone else can use your computer, then this “someone” can view the history in the browser, bookmarks, log into your accounts in social networks and view your mail (if the passwords are saved in the browser or are logged in and I am logged in). This is unpleasant, but if, for example, you lose your laptop / tablet and it is used not just by a colleague or someone from home, but by a completely stranger? The solution is to put a password to enter the browser.
Necessary
browser of the chrome family (tested on goole chrome and on a browser from Yandex)
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the Chrome App Store (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/apps?utm_campaign=en&utm_source=en-et-na-us-oc-webstrhm&utm_medium=et). Search for "ChromePW".
Step 2
In the search results, click on the "ChromePW" application. In the resulting window at the top right, click the "Free" button - the installation of the application will begin (click "Add" if asked).
Step 3
When the extension is installed, follow the instructions in the tab that opens - the tips will help you enable the application and set a password.
Step 4
Ready! Now, every time you invoke the browser, you will need to enter a password.
