@gabriel1: let energy use logins and credit cards securely!
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Energy now supports remembering logins and credit cards securely, with credentials stored locally on Mac and no exposure to LLMs, including 1Password integration.
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let energy use logins and credit cards securely!
emil (@emilahlback): Energy can now remember your logins, sign in for you, and even pay with your credit card.
Your credentials are only stored locally, in your Mac’s secure storage, and never exposed to LLMs.
We also support 1Password.
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