Keeping Up With User Names and passwords??

16 years ago

I love Roboform, wouldn't be without it, especially the Roboform on the go so that you can take your passwords to any computer.

How did it get in the way for you? perhaps there was something you were forgetting to do or missing?

Can't think of another alternative. In fact there are pretty much 3 things I wouldn't be without, my husband, my roboform and my blackberry LOL

Sorry that is not more helpful.

Sue

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MaulanaMalik

16 years ago

If you use Firefox as your browser it has a password remembering feature. A more crude way of doing it would be to have a text file with all your account names and passwords saved.

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multimastery

16 years ago

Originally Posted by MaulanaMalik

If you use Firefox as your browser it has a password remembering feature. A more crude way of doing it would be to have a text file with all your account names and passwords saved.

I use the Firefox method as well - and I really just use RoboForm to automatically fill in forms.

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Michael Silvester

16 years ago

Hi Mate,

If you dont like roboform...your going to hate
everything else. Roboform is the only way
to go.

Take Care,

Michael Silvester

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Paul Hooper 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Silvester

If you dont like roboform...your going to hate
everything else. Roboform is the only way
to go.

Take Care,

Michael Silvester

I agree with Michael, any better options other than roboform are minimal, if any
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- Midas3 Consulting 16 years ago
  
  I lurve Roboform, infact I gave up Chrome for Roboform.
  
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abelacts 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Silvester

Hi Mate,

If you dont like roboform...your going to hate
everything else. Roboform is the only way
to go.

Take Care,

Michael Silvester

Agreed. Roboform is the best so far. And I dare not to trust my passwords to free software.
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jimojeda

16 years ago

Hi Christine,

I'm curious too, how did Roboform get in the way?

I've been using it for a long time and have nothing but praise for it and can't imagine doing without it anymore.

I've recommended it to many and so far, it seems like it's helped everyone who's ever used it.

So I'm curious to see if maybe there was a setting or configuration which made it annoying to you. Maybe we can help you so you can experience it without annoyance and without it getting in the way.

Oh wait...

I'm thinking that when you say it gets in the way, you probably mean that you don't like the popup that opens every time you fill in a form... is that right?

If that's the case, it's simply that it asks you if you want it to save that info so that later on, you don't need to fill the form again, you can simply click on "Logins" and choose that file so that it automatically enters that information.

You have the ability to disable that anytime and also to have it stop asking you if you want to save that info for any specific websites.

The flexibility and user friendliness that the program has are simply outstanding.

As you can see, I'm totally sold on it and can't do without it, so if there's anything I can do to help you understand and enjoy Roboform, let me know and I'll be happy to help.

Sincerely,

Jaime Ojeda

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grover69 16 years ago

Not to jump on the bandwagon here but Roboform really is the bee's knees. I am a computer tech as well so I have tons (and I mean tons) of logins and now that I bought it, I am blown away by how I did without it. The feature that I found help the most is to turn on "fill & submit is the default action for matching passcards" in options/toolbar so that when you head to a site that has a login, you can quickly click the button on the toolbar to "auto-login". Roboform felt like it was getting in the way before then. Hope that helps!
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str1k3r 16 years ago

If you dont like roboform, then a simple little notebook next to your computer will do.
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bounty_hunt3r

16 years ago

Roboform is excellent, I am using it for 2 years now
Its still a loyal servant for me
I can't think another alternative

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howudoin

16 years ago

What do you recommend using to keep up with all the user names and passwords for all the sites we use as marketers? I have tried Roboform and it really got in the way more times than not.

Any recommendations?

Chris, it would help if you could explain as to how Roboform is getting "in the way". I've been using it for almost an year now and can't think of going without it. Infact I also gave up Chrome for roboform.
Roboform + Firefox is perhaps the best combination around..
Bhupinder

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stevenh512

16 years ago

I just memorize all of mine.. lol.. and none of them are easily guessable (all random strings of letters and numbers, different lengths, no real words).

Funny how I can memorize things like that, but I can't remember a phone number and I'd forget my own birthday if people didn't remind me every year.

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matthewjmoody

16 years ago

I use roboform and think its great. I don't know what I'd do without it...

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Wakunahum

16 years ago

Well if you are gifted enough to log into any site faster than a click of a mouse, I can see how roboform would get in the way.

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Greg Cooksley 16 years ago

Hey Christine,

Also have been a Roboform user for a long time now....it's fantastic especially because you can generate passwords up to 50 characters long....making it very secure...

The other thing is that it's portable....

As has been stated, you shouldn't trust any free software with critical information.

Roboform helps to ensure that keyloggers and phishers can't get hold of your vital information...

Regards

Greg
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Kishor Karsan

16 years ago

Originally Posted by chris8918

What do you recommend using to keep up with all the user names and passwords for all the sites we use as marketers? I have tried Roboform and it really got in the way more times than not.

Any recommendations?

Hi Chris

If you want a nice handy little tool to help you then PM your email address and I shall send you the tool, this maybe of use to you

Kishor

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dorothydot

16 years ago

There IS one other alternative that's fairly viable...

Learn shorthand. Keep those User Names and passwords in a notebook by your computer, ready to hand... using the scribble-scrawley language of shorthand.

Keeps me happy. Ver-ry few people even begin to be able to translate shorthand these days.

And if you can do shorthand in a foreign language... French for example...
Hope this helps,
Dot

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Adam Sussman

16 years ago

Roboform gets my vote.

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Jesus Perez

16 years ago

Roboform just launched an online backup service to keep p/w synced between PC's. This should seal the deal for anyone still on the fence.

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Christophe Young 16 years ago

Damn, I never knew Roboform existed before seeing this thread. I've been juggling all my usernames and passwords for years!!

My life just got a whole lot better!

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callmestrip 16 years ago

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

I would NEVER keep all my passwords in a single place online. NEVER.

I second that... I write down all of my user nm's and passwords, then I use autofillers. If something crazy happens... you got it on paper.
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eagleeye

16 years ago

I used the free version of Roboform for quite awhile and loved it. The free version only stores up to ten passwords but it gave me a taste of what it could really do. Then my computer crashed and I just haven't bothered to get Roboform set up again. This time it won't be the free version I get. I have tried other software but they don't measure up to Roboform.

I use Billeo right now on my laptop and it is free but as soon as I get Roboform back I will be putting it on both my desktop and laptop.

I do keep a backup of all my passwords in an excel spreadsheet on my thumb drive so I didn't lose any when my computer crashed.

Later,
Jeff Sargent

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procoach

16 years ago

I use DataVault from Ascendo. I have it on my BlackBerry and on my PC. The two secure databases are automatically synched (i.e. are part of the BB2PC synch process) and I can use strong passwords.

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tj

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Ultramark

I love roboform, but I am not able to use it because I cannot take a backup when I am going to buy a new computer.

The best way for me is to write it down in a small notebook and save the passwords in firefox with master password. I do not know how it will work for others, but it works for me and a couple of my online friends.

Yes you can make backups with roboform, and when you install roboform on your new computer, you can import the backup again.

Timo

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sylviad

16 years ago

Originally Posted by chris8918

What do you recommend using to keep up with all the user names and passwords for all the sites we use as marketers? I have tried Roboform and it really got in the way more times than not.

Any recommendations?

WOW! Chris, I can't believe you said that about Roboform. If it's getting in your way, then perhaps you aren't using it correctly. I'd suggest taking a look at the settings in the program and see if there's a way to set it so that it isn't "in the way".

I can't imagine how it gets in the way. It sits as a toolbar and automatically enters info onto the page when you land (mostly sites where you've previously signed up). I've never had it fill in forms on pages where it doesn't belong.

It doesn't pop up except when I register for a new site, and even then, it only happens once. If this is what you mean about it getting in the way, I'm sure there's a way to turn off this feature. But then what's the point of having it?

Originally Posted by Ultramark

Oops sorry, I did not know that. But I still prefer the latter option!

There are several things about Roboform that many people don't know. You can print out your entire database of logins "just in case". That's what I do, about every year or anytime I think I've added a lot of new logins. As someone said, you can backup your Roboform database.

Also... security is a huge issue with Roboform. It is so protected that there's very little to worry about in terms of people gaining access to your passwords.

Using Roboform means you don't have to manually enter your login details - manual entry is how hackers get your info (they catch your keystrokes). With Roboform, you don't have to worry about this.

Roboform is the ULTIMATE -

I would never use anything else - and I've been using it now for ... oh, probably 5 years or so without any problems whatsoever. And they are constantly improving it to make it more secure as hackers improve their skills.

Sylvia

PS: Roboform ought to be paying us something for all these incredible testimonials and free publicity!

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jimojeda

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Ultramark

I love roboform, but I am not able to use it because I cannot take a backup when I am going to buy a new computer.

The best way for me is to write it down in a small notebook and save the passwords in firefox with master password. I do not know how it will work for others, but it works for me and a couple of my online friends.

Actually, if you have Roboform, backing up your profiles and cards is really easy. You simply copy all the files in the "My RoboForm Data" folder inside your "my documents" folder. When you install Roboform on a new computer, simply copy the contents in the "My RoboForm Data" folder of your old computer into the new "My RoboForm Data" folder of your new computer and "PRESTO!" You're done!

You'll have all your access cards along with profiles successfully copied over to your new computer.

I hope this helped.

Sincerely,

Jaime

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sylviad

16 years ago

Originally Posted by jimojeda

Actually, if you have Roboform, backing up your profiles and cards is really easy. You simply copy all the files in the "My RoboForm Data" folder inside your "my documents" folder. When you install Roboform on a new computer, simply copy the contents in the "My RoboForm Data" folder of your old computer into the new "My RoboForm Data" folder of your new computer and "PRESTO!" You're done!

You'll have all your access cards along with profiles successfully copied over to your new computer.

I hope this helped.

Sincerely,

Jaime

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Or you can just click the little down arrow beside the Green Roboform icon on your top toolbar, select Options / User Data - within that window, you'll see an option to "Backup..."

Chris, in case you aren't aware...

You have many setup options in Roboform. Go to that little down arrow as I mentioned, choose "Options" and in there, you will see a whole bunch of things you can set specifically for your needs.

Sylvia

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johnng

16 years ago

Can't understand why Roboform should get in the way? If don't mind manually record every new User ID, can record User ID and password to Excel (Password protected of course). I also use a very old Program called Whisper, similar to Excel but a stand alone program. With either Whisper or Excel as backup, only run them when I have a new ID and password to be recorded. Day to day I rely on Firefox to remember all my ID and passwords for me. I need backup in case I need to reload my system and I might lose all my Passwords from Firefox. For security reason, I copied Whisper and the Password data file to Flash drives and only plug in the flash drives when I needed to use them. A bit of a chore whenever new passwords introduced.

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chris8918

16 years ago

Wow! Thank you to EVERYONE who has posted a reply here.

I think I owe Roboform another try. It seemed to pop up every time I would go to a site that even remotely indicated a login requirement, even if I just wanted to browse and then it would not leave me alone to browse. I felt like I was constently closing the window to continue to browse.

Like has been suggested, maybe I need to look for a feature that would eliminate some of the intrusion I experienced, with some specific settings in place.

Course, I think for my own peace of mind, I will start a separate small notebook specifically until I become comfortable with Roboform or whatever I end up using. I so appreciate all the great suggestions and testimonials.

I shall re-investigate. Y'all are awesome...again, thank you!!!

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sylviad

16 years ago

Hey Chris,

If you're still looking for those settings, I think this is the one you need to set:

Options / Autofill

On that window, all the boxes on my Roboform are off.

One that is grayed out (cannot change) shows:

When autofill dialog pops up

[] Autofill from passcards only on pages with passcards

That box is clicked and the number in a box below that is
[4] Number of fields that triggers autofill from Identity.

Hope this helps.

Sylvia

Originally Posted by chris8918

Wow! Thank you to EVERYONE who has posted a reply here.

I think I owe Roboform another try. It seemed to pop up every time I would go to a site that even remotely indicated a login requirement, even if I just wanted to browse and then it would not leave me alone to browse. I felt like I was constently closing the window to continue to browse.

Like has been suggested, maybe I need to look for a feature that would eliminate some of the intrusion I experienced, with some specific settings in place.

Course, I think for my own peace of mind, I will start a separate small notebook specifically until I become comfortable with Roboform or whatever I end up using. I so appreciate all the great suggestions and testimonials.

I shall re-investigate. Y'all are awesome...again, thank you!!!

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David Hooper

16 years ago

Have been using 1Password with good luck.

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esr

16 years ago

I used to have a problem with all of my usernames and passwords. However, I just recently switched to Firefox after 10 or so years of IE, and among other things, it remembers all the usernames and passwords beautifully.

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ptwain 16 years ago

Roboform is the only way to go. It's one of the best investments when it comes to time management I have ever made.
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- malfumos 16 years ago
  
  Yes, roboform is the best way to keep your usernames and passwords. But, the most safe to keep it is you must put it in an excel spreadsheet so that it will be keep too long and you can always attached it with your email so that if you log-in to another computer you can directly download the file.
  
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Aaron Moser

16 years ago

LastPass Plugin for FireFox is pretty good. It's the same as Roboform but built into the browser.

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MeTellYou

16 years ago

Yup! Robo Form is the way to go

I have used it for many months now and it's simply great!

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Adaptive

16 years ago

I have a recipe I use to create passwords. It includes extracting certain letters from the name of the site, and adding certain numbers and punctuation marks. With this formula, I have a unique and virtually unguessable password for each site, yet I don't have to memorize the passwords.

This is not the formula, but for example, if I was to sign up at chris8918.com, I might have a password like 18!chris\18.

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gm0rip

16 years ago

I will stick with Roboform used for years with hundreds of logins all secure and never a problem

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lienadla

16 years ago

I've been using roboform for years and it has lived up to my expectations. For sensitive accounts I use my own personal notebook.

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mikemcmillan

16 years ago

PM me your e-mail address. I will make it simple.

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pdrw07

16 years ago

Roboform is the best software for user name and password.

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ElectricChili

16 years ago

I've been using Keepass the last couple of years. It's free. You can get it at keepass.info. I tried roboform but it wants to do more than I need.

Rich Scherlitz

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Kim Davis

16 years ago

I stand with all the Roboform lovers. I only use the free version for now.

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OldLodgeSkins

13 years ago

You can use KeePassX. See page 8 of this guide I have written How to Protect Yourself From the Dangers of the Internet

I don't use it because I'm using a Linux-only program but I made some searches when I wrote this guide to find one that would be both free, open-source and multi-platform. This is the best I could come up with.

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13 years ago

I've been using Keepass for years. Love it!

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