Thanks a lot taikedz for this sharp reading of the original article.

It's not at all "after hour" but only to preserve (remind of) the legal 11h break between workdays that is already in the law to avoid harming the employees health. The new catch is that it's an obligation for the employer to put some measures in place and define these hours. And you are right, it's not a law but the result of a negotiation (and not a violent one) between employees/employers unions

It leaves 13h a day 5 1/2 days a week for heavy workers to be connected : ~70 hours availability (max) paid 35... let's compare productivity now.

I know some journalists these days like to criticize France (mainly French ones, in France we are the world champ' on criticizing ourselves, look, I did it myself) but work habits, especially in IT, are not cool/lazy at all. French geeks like it long and dense like most geeks... Laws around innovation activities are quite interesting in France (less to no taxes and many public help), IT/science schools/universities are quite good as well, and the work market (the one I know, in IT) is still in favor of employees.

I totally agree, and still don't understand why people would want to give that to any service provider.
For years on Mac I have been using keychain (well more or less the same thing as keepass as I understand its features but provided with Mac OsX). I just keep it safe and synced.
The point is what people ask for : simplicity and security (well even if not asked for, if this one is not there, soon it'll blow in their face), not a single identity.
An amazing thing with passwords is that current OS correctly configured and a password manager are more secure than what a service provider can offer (basically because they concentrate the threat by centralizing, have ops, backup/copy data not always that well...)