It was very easy to setup. I like the interface. My only complaint is the annoying signature that I can't figure out how to remove[0]. It doesn't appear to be listed in the settings.
Some systems use /bin and /sbin as directories containing binaries capable of being used in single-user mode (where only / is mounted), meaning a pretty bare experience. root's shell would probably not be bash in this case and bash would probably be optional/a package and would be installed elsewhere.
A browser needs access to your raw password or it wouldn't be able to send it to a website. You could take Chrome to just not remember your passwords if it'd make you feel better. And alternative could be the master password feat but I'm not sure how that option works. I'm assuming (and this is dangerous) that it encrypts your passwords with your master password and decrypts them after you've entered that password.