[kde-guidelines] Making KWallet More Visually Secure

[Jacky Alcine]

Recently, I had a conversation[1] about someone using Plasma frameworks who 
felt that KWallet didn't provide that ensuring of an user experience to 
actually ensure that the user's not just randomly entering passwords into a 
dialog and actually confirming that they're unlocking a keychain and sending 
that privileged information to a client application.

I'm curious on your takes and how this can be looked into in future versions 
of KWallet (and potentially other applications in KDE).

[1]: https://twitter.com/mcclure111/status/602884789637545984
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