SRP doesn't solve the problem with having to remember (or store) good unique passwords for each site. It does help with the authenticating password over insecure connection but SSL solves that for most sites. It doesn't solve the problem of securely storing passwords; the value that is stored can be brute forced to get password and is equivalent to cleartext password for any SRP using site.
> It does help with the authenticating password over insecure connection
I'm not sure you understand what SRP is; it's built to be used over insecure connections.
> It doesn't solve the problem of securely storing passwords; the value that is stored can be brute forced to get password and is equivalent to cleartext password for any SRP using site.
I don't think you understand what SRP is; if you could do this, then public key crypto has a much larger problem then passwords and you should be worried about TLS as well.
