Okay so I read all of that lol, and I understood it all but what if there was an e-mail client that used the browser method? You get logged in to all your emails without retrieving anything then switch to cookie authentication and forget the password, that way when the zero-day happens you only lose your cookie which is probably not as powerful as the actual password(ie I dont think you can change your password with just the cookie) plus the zero day can't "permanently" compromise thunderbird cause you opened it in a disposable , just only after this odd login method over and over again =p. Maybe that's overdoing it but....I don't want to change my passwords ever so laziness commands me to want such a thing XD.
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