I keep a google drive spreadsheet. I dont type out the password in there, but just a single letter to represent what my pw normally is, then the symbols and numbers. Then there's a column to tell me if it's lower or upper case.
I usually write them down on an evernote list and update them when necessary. Rotate the same ones or variations of those. Speaking of passwords, make sure you have 2 factor authentication set whenever possible for added security.
No, the web browser i use (Opera) gives me the option to save my passwords whenever i login to a website.
So it just autofills it next time i try to log in.
I use Last pass. It saves all my passwords under a single master password that cannot be changed and if you forget it you can only get emailed a hint that you created upon setting up your account. It works in most browsers and on Android/IOS.
I been a paid sub of LastPass for years. Saves my credit cards and passwords. Got 2 factor on it as well. Not sure why I pay for it but I do. They keep raising the price too. When I started it was like $12 a year or something. I think it's $38 now.
I've tried to get my IT team on keepass, but to no avail.
FF PW manager is dope, but I still have a spreadsheet full of PW's (the drive it sits on is encrypted via LUKS, and I can lock the spreadsheet with its own PW too)
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