[bksvol-discuss] Passwords
- From: Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 00:01:29 -0800 (PST)
Mike,
I don't know if this will help you at all, but my
Netscape 7.2 allows ne to save my IDs and Passwords
for each site if I want. The first time I put in the
ID and password, e.g., for bookshare, I'm asked if I
want to save it for that particular site. Since I am
the only one using my computer, I say yes. Of course,
this won't be good for you if you're using a computer
at the office, probably. Netscape 7.2 also allows be
to block pop-ups. I find it faster, too, than Safari
and even use it now more than IE because of those
features.
Cindy
--- Mike Pietruk <pietruk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> That's a great question, Katie!
>
> The other day, I downloaded Roboform, a password
> manager and form filler,
> from
> www.roboform.com
>
> I seem to be accumulating more and more websites
> requiring entry of
> userids, passwords and sometimes selecting specific
> areas of a site that I
> want to be taken to.
> And this collecting of more and more identifiers
> requires some means of
> remembering what password which belongs to which
> site.
>
> Within a few minutes of downloading the trial
> version,, I had it up and
> running. Logins and forms are protected by a
> program password, and they
> can be brought to the desktop if you like.
> From there, I created shortcuts which allow one step
> logins to places such
> as BookShare and the 30 or so sites I have
> identifying info for.
> I've moved some of these to Favorites for even
> greater convenience.
>
> The program, which now through the end of the month
> can be registered for
> just under $30, has a standard Windows interface and
> works well with
> Window-Eyes 5.5.
>
> I likely will decide to purchase the program as it
> appears to be a great
> convenience tool and timesaver.
>
> And what's also nice is that while the info is
> protected via password, you
> can check and edit as needed and the program
> memorizes new entries.
> Initially, it gets its info from stored info in your
> browser such as that
> in autocomplete.
>
> Mike
>
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