A Blast from the Past, a Golden Oldie: Peppermint Linux!

[fox]

SSB means site-specific browser (noted earlier in this thread). It is a pseudo application that, when clicked, takes you directly to a website without having to open your browser in a separate action, so it saves a step. For example, if you have an SSB for Google Docs, you would click on that "application" in your menu. This then opens Google Docs in whatever is your default browser.

[buster]

Would having to put in the password and not having it remembered apply to all distros where you have tried this? Having it as a virtual machine should make no difference whatsoever for remembered passwords. I use them successfully in my VMs, but I've never used an ssb.

[fox]

I think my explanation wasn't clear. If you're in a browser and you go to a site where you have saved a password, you normally wouldn't have to enter it again or your browser will fill in the password blank for you. But this doesn't seem to work for an SSD; at least it hasn't for Office 365. You have to sign in every time.