Yes, the fear that they will somehow keep the keys always persists. I recently read that through the Google Chrome json there was a vulnerability (which has already been corrected of course), in which a backport was created that allowed you to read all the information of the extensions that you used in your browser. And as a result of that, I monitor all the activity on my PC with great paranoia. I have been a Linux user for years and I know things better than the average user.
Of course, that can take some technical know-how or trust in the keychain manufacturer so yeah, it's a tough situation, that's why I made the poll :)
TYou are absolutely right, fortunately you are one of the coders I know and you give me more confidence, I have been following what you do for a long time (out of curiosity, don't think that I am your stalker haha =D). I like you since I shared your opinion in relation to those +20,000 HBD that were given to a person who has a blog with 40 hp or something like that, that seems completely absurd to me.
RE: HiveSigner, Hive Keychain, HiveAuth or Enter Your Key On A Site??? (later entry: PeakLock - see update inside about that oversight)