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How to keep track all my usernames and passwords in registered sites
How to keep track and manage all my usernames and passwords in all member-registered websites by script ? (what tool in it, may be wget tool inside it)
How to keep track all my usernames and passwords in registered sites
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I use Firefox most of the time and in its Tools, Options [Preferences on macOS] is an item of Security, has a list of sites needing passwords and a button to show the passwords. Unfortunately it can't print them unless getting an add-on for the purpose.
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Hello, budi. Welcome to Windows TenForums.
Not sure what you mean by "by script", but I use a encrypted Word file and keep it on a thumb drive offline when not in use. It's also backed up on a DVD.
I use this format:
Site URL: (Use F6 and copy/paste)
User name:
Password:
Email address: (if used)
Security questions/answers:
And any other pertinent information.
In Word I can use search (Ctrl/F) to find something quickly.
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Advantages of using a dedicated program such as Roboform, Lastpass, Keepass...
a. 1 click to open URL and fill login details and click the button
b. data is encrypted
c. data can (depending on the program) be on your device or in the cloud. If the latter, all data is available to all subscribed devices.
d. You are browser independent (as long as an appropriate plugin is available.
Note: Roboform acts differently on a mobile device- it has its own browser rather than attempting to integrate with a browser. Limitation: their so-called 'Turing' passcard (which I use to prompt me for manually filed 2nd stage login dropdowns (variable characters from passcard) does not work on a phone. I have prompted them on this; they are looking at it- not easy. (It's a great feature so far unique to Roboform which I use daily for banking logins.
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