Do you think it must be a safe and trustworthy password manager, or is literally any password manager, even if it has a remote shell okay? Please explain why you won't qualify that it has to be a safe password manager.
Well, plugins are attack surface, if you would argue that it's worth increasing the attack surface to improve the UX, then go ahead. An "encrypted channel" between two local processes sounds like nonsense, but I haven't looked into the details.
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Which is what I have concluded, although a clipboard monitor could capture logins. Of course if you have a clipboard monitor installed you're beyond that point anyway I guess.
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More accurately a clipboard and/or keystroke monitor depending on how you use it.
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