Tip: Don't Lose Your Data Info About Sites On 'Puter
Let me ask you this...
If your computer crashed and something happened where you forgot the websites you are a member of and you stored the passwords on your computer, what would you do?
Years ago I had an eMachine computer that I started not to trust as it froze a lot. And this is what inspired this idea I'd like to share with you. All the important websites that I went to, along with the email I used, passwords and any other important data related to those websites, I stored on a common personal phone book.
I have the urls to all the websites that I frequent a lot on my favorites and bookmarks. But I never store passwords on my computer... unless it's an insignificant site. Sites like Yahoo Mail, Google+, PayPal, my bank, this site, etc, etc, are all written in alphabetical order as they appear in the phone book. This way I don't have to worry about losing any important data that I could lose in a crash or have a key password picked by a keylogger virus.
I use a regular personal phone book only used for the purpose of keeping website information. Mine is like below, but a different color from PlanAhead:
Hope that's a tip you can use to protect any data you could possibly lose.
LastWarrior
If your computer crashed and something happened where you forgot the websites you are a member of and you stored the passwords on your computer, what would you do?
Years ago I had an eMachine computer that I started not to trust as it froze a lot. And this is what inspired this idea I'd like to share with you. All the important websites that I went to, along with the email I used, passwords and any other important data related to those websites, I stored on a common personal phone book.
I have the urls to all the websites that I frequent a lot on my favorites and bookmarks. But I never store passwords on my computer... unless it's an insignificant site. Sites like Yahoo Mail, Google+, PayPal, my bank, this site, etc, etc, are all written in alphabetical order as they appear in the phone book. This way I don't have to worry about losing any important data that I could lose in a crash or have a key password picked by a keylogger virus.
I use a regular personal phone book only used for the purpose of keeping website information. Mine is like below, but a different color from PlanAhead:
Hope that's a tip you can use to protect any data you could possibly lose.
LastWarrior
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