How do I get rid of the annoying warning during signing?

[BlackHatCoiner]

I only want it for testing purposes so I don't think that the warning is necessary.

[ranochigo]

Annoying warning as in the enter password dialog?

It's necessary for Electrum to ask for your password as the seeds/private keys are stored in an encrypted format even when you can see the balance. Electrum doesn't store the password for longer than necessary and they need the unencrypted private key to sign your message.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Annoying warning as in the enter password dialog?

It's necessary for Electrum to ask for your password as the seeds/private keys are stored in an encrypted format even when you can see the balance. Electrum doesn't store the password for longer than necessary and they need the unencrypted private key to sign your message.

Oh, okay. If that's so, I will put a very easy password so I can do it quickly. Thanks for the fast response.

[ranochigo]

Annoying warning as in the enter password dialog?

It's necessary for Electrum to ask for your password as the seeds/private keys are stored in an encrypted format even when you can see the balance. Electrum doesn't store the password for longer than necessary and they need the unencrypted private key to sign your message.

Oh, okay. If that's so, I will put a very easy password so I can do it quickly. Thanks for the fast response.

If you don't want to encrypt your wallet with a password, just go Wallet>Password and leave both field blanks before clicking OK. It'll remove the password from your wallet.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.

[Lucius]

Oh, okay. If that's so, I will put a very easy password so I can do it quickly. Thanks for the fast response.

The password exists for a reason, not to take away a few seconds of your life every time you need to type it. Let's say in case someone gets remote access to your computer and your Electrum doesn't have a password - you've practically served your BTC to a hacker on a silver platter. A very easy password is in some cases the same as not having a password, so I don't see the point in playing with security this way - unless you want to learn things the hard and painful way.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Oh, okay. If that's so, I will put a very easy password so I can do it quickly. Thanks for the fast response.

The password exists for a reason, not to take away a few seconds of your life every time you need to type it. Let's say in case someone gets remote access to your computer and your Electrum doesn't have a password - you've practically served your BTC to a hacker on a silver platter. A very easy password is in some cases the same as not having a password, so I don't see the point in playing with security this way - unless you want to learn things the hard and painful way.

I think I was very clear when I said testing purposes.