How are you managing your usernames and passwords?

by Ricter
34 replies
I'm finding these are beginning to proliferate now, how are you organizing yours? Presently I'm keeping mine in hotmail, and assuming that Microsoft can keep that account secure...
#managing #passwords #usernames
  • Profile picture of the author Jesus Perez
    Roboform. I love my Roboform. How did I live without Roboform? Roboform has taken over my hands and is making me type glowing testimonials.

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  • Profile picture of the author affiliatepower
    I can say Roboform has totally saved my life from stress. One year ago I probably wasted at least 30 minutes ? No.. I think more like an hour typing passwords, finding the passwords , worst of all requesting new passwords in case I forgot them, witch was the case quite often. Do buy Roboform it is great. @
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  • Profile picture of the author getsmartt
    One more vote for roboform here, one of the absolute best pieces of software I own!
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    • Profile picture of the author Steven Wagenheim
      Next to DLGuard, I'd have to say that Roboform was my 2nd best investment
      that I've ever made.

      It is a total life saver and a no brainer to get.
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  • Profile picture of the author tj
    Another vote for Roboform. Easy to use, updates are on time and easy to backup.

    Timo
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  • Profile picture of the author sylviad
    Any time this topic comes up, a good number of Warriors scream...

    "Roboform!"

    That's because it's easy, convenient and reliable. You can get a lifetime copy for around $40 (last time I looked it was less). It runs on your browser menu as a taskbar and includes the ability to generate passwords on the fly. If you're worried, you can create a backup and print out all your passwords to include the web sites & all your usernames.

    Definitely a great piece of software.

    Sylvia
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Brian
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  • Profile picture of the author YellowLights
    I confess, I'm old fashioned. I write them in a notebook.
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    • Profile picture of the author dorothydot
      I agree with Yellowlights. I keep a small notebook - but with one hitch:

      I know shorthand.

      So my user names and p'words are not exactly plain to the vast majority of would-be hackers. Even dh can't read them!

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  • Profile picture of the author Jeannie Crabtree
    I write down my information in an address book. I have done that for quite some time - After my first computer crash to be exact. When it all goes, you are up a creek.

    An address book is not too hard touse but does wear out from time to time.

    The only caution is to not leave it where someone could get it you would not want to. But all I have here is family, so it is not a problem.

    Jeannie
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    • Profile picture of the author Wakunahum
      Roboform - Do I hear an echo???

      It's not good just for having passwords in one place, but it makes things alot faster.

      I put off getting it for a long time, tried it, and realized it saved time.
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  • Profile picture of the author Phnx
    Another one for Roboform! I'd be lost without it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sirius Lin
    Man, with all these votes for Roboform, I'm starting to think I'm missing out on something

    Going to check it out!

    ~ Sirius
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    • Profile picture of the author Emailrevealer
      I had never even heard of roboform. I'm going to have to check that out.
      I usually keep my PW stored in netscape or firefox
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  • Profile picture of the author pmore
    Another Roboform fan here. I honestly don't know what I would do without it...

    Actually I do know what I would do without it - I'd waste a few hours every week looking up passwords.
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  • Profile picture of the author SolomonHuey
    I used to use a spreadsheet, but after 200+ accounts it was just getting insane.

    Roboform!

    Solomon Huey
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    • Profile picture of the author Paxton
      Roboform for sure.

      One of those things you buy, setup and use, then wonder how you ever managed without it.

      Very good piece of software.
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  • Profile picture of the author wealthy affiliate
    I keep my usernames and passwords in a notebook and i use the same unique usernames and same easy passwords for almost all my accounts on the net.

    wang
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  • Profile picture of the author JamesW
    I write them down in a notebook initially using codes and then I memorise them. I'm usually very good at memorising the 30-40 passwords that I currently use every day, but after I've been on holiday for a few weeks or a month, it's not always so easy.
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  • Profile picture of the author manxman
    I also use RoboForm and I have its travelling version as well. The only problem is that now and then I run into a website that RoboForm does not seem to work with, even though I got the "Save Passowrd" prompt from RoboForm. In that case I either depend on my memory or go to the Options in RF and look up the password there.
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  • Profile picture of the author Adam Sussman
    Another RoboForm user. Couldn't work without it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ralf Skirr
    I use robofom. It's the most valuable piece of software I have on my computer. I'd rather delete dreamweaver and start handcoding my sites than not having roboform. :-)

    Ralf
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  • Profile picture of the author Lynette Crase
    I also use Roboform. It helps keep me organized which in turn helps with my productivity as I am not continually searching for user names and passwords, they are all in the one place and accessible via a mouse click. I would be lost without it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Anthony Hull
    A humungous vote for Roboform for me. For example, I just type "ebay" into the Roboform search box and press enter, then in seconds my browser takes me to ebay, enters my username/password and logs me in!

    In fact I don't even have to type in "ebay", I could just type "eb.." and it will search for anything starting with "eb.." and then hit enter when I see ebay on the list.. etc.. REAL TIME SAVER!

    Cheers

    Anthony
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  • Profile picture of the author Tuzic
    Banned
    hi,

    is it safe in your email? i store mine in memory as il never loose them there!
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    • Profile picture of the author Greg Cooksley
      Yip, it's another vote for RoboForm....

      Only recently started using it.....so still figuring some of
      the features out....

      But it's a really kewl program...

      Regards

      Greg
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  • Profile picture of the author Phil
    I started with a notebook - but that soon got out of hand and
    it worried me that so much important information was in one
    place - too easy to loose or damage.

    So I searched high and low for a solution until I finally settled on
    Excel.

    I have the site names down one side which I link to the login page
    itself. Then I have a column with my username, another with the
    password, then more with other important details - such as what
    email address I used or the date I registered, etc.

    All I have to do is look for the site name and click on it and the
    page opens in my default browser.

    I use a password to open the spreadsheet and it is backed up daily.

    Phil
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    • Profile picture of the author rapidscc
      Are you tired of keeping your password?
      Do you have too many passwords and too little memory?
      Do you want to have a central repository of passwords that is secure?

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      Worried that your computer might crash..No problem with ROBOFORM you can print all of your passwords easily. It will even give you the site url for the password.

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  • Profile picture of the author wealthy
    I agree Roboform is the simple answer. I had them stored my computer before this, in an excel. Well my computer crashed...no more log-ins. i had to change them all.

    In the short use Roboform.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gene Pimentel
    It's hard to imagine one little piece of software like RoboForm can have such a HUGE impact on my day-to-day work... but it does. Not only does it remember all of the login information for the hundreds of websites I frequent, but it fills in all the login fields automatically. It's like there isn't even a login procedure anymore... just go to the site and hit enter. It would be a royal pain in the patute if I hade to type in the login info a hundred times a day.
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