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The forum thread discusses using key scrambler programs to prevent keyloggers, with the original poster concerned about compatibility with Chrome. Respondents question the necessity of blocking keyloggers, suggesting there are inherent limitations to such programs since keystrokes are often intercepted before encryption. The discussion concludes with the original poster thanking the contributors, but no definitive solution or consensus is reached.
Hermitkrab

Hermitkrab

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I've been looking into a keyscrambler program in order to thwart keyloggers. The ones I've looked at appear to work only with IE or Firefox. I use Chrome. I don' want to install another browser, if I can help it. Any thoughts? Thanks.
 

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ussnorway

ussnorway

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why do you need to thwart keyloggers? are you doing unsafe web browsering from a public place, is there client info on your system that may be targeted or is it just someone said keyloggers = bad and you want to block it, just in case.
 

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Neemobeer

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Waste of money. There will always be two points where that key stroke is not scrambled and a key logger can intercept it.
 

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