A Time Saving Organizing Resource for Passwords
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010
A time saving organizing resource you might like….
If you do much online like I do, you might be interested in this program I use to keep my multitude of passwords organized.
At first, I thought I had a good system but the more I am doing online, the more passwords I have and I was taking too much time looking for them.
I was resistant to get a password program and now that I have it, I can’t imagine going back to my old system.
As a matter of fact, when I was without it and looking up stuff, I realized how much time it saves me.
It not only stores the passwords but the takes you right to the login page you need. So if you are uploading your blog, logging into Twitter and Facebook, paying bills online, part of a membership site, etc., it can really save a lot time!
It is called Roboform, and you can download a free trial copy. I think you can keep something like 5 or 6 passwords in the free version, and then if you want to have unlimited passwords, you can get the pro version. I use the Pro and it’s about $29.00 and worth it.
It saves me a lot of time! You just remember one password to get into your Roboform and then it will also save the sign in page for the site or program so you just click it and open it up. You don’t have to look up or type in the site, then click on the log in – it does all of that with one click and you’re ready to go.
The link above is my affiliate link, so if you get the paid version, I’ll get a small commission. I only recommend things that I use or like myself and that I would recommend to my friends and family.
Check out the free version and see if you like it.
Speaking of organizing, if you do much online like I do, you might be interested in this program I use to keep my multitude of passwords organized.
At first, I thought I had a good system but the more I am doing online, the more passwords I have and I was taking too much time looking for things.
I was resistant to get a password program and now that I have it, I can’t imagine going back to my old system.
It is called Roboform, and you can download a free trial copy. I think you can keep something like 5 or 6 passwords in the free version, and then if you want to have unlimited passwords, you can get the pro version. I use the Pro and it’s about $29.00 and worth it.
It saves me a lot of time! You just remember one password to get into your Roboform and then it will also save the sign in page for the site or program so you just click it and open it up. You don’t have to look up or type in the site, then click on the log in – it does all of that with one click and you’re ready to go.
The link above is my affiliate link, so if you get the paid version, I’ll get a small commission. I only recommend things that I use or like myself and that I would recommend to my friends and family.
Check out the free version and see if you like it. Nothing to lose.A time saving organizing resource you might like….
If you do much online like I do, you might be interested in this program I use to keep my multitude of passwords organized.
At first, I thought I had a good system but the more I am doing online, the more passwords I have and I was taking too much time looking for them.
I was resistant to get a password program and now that I have it, I can’t imagine going back to my old system.
As a matter of fact, when I was without it and looking up stuff, I realized how much time it saves me.
It not only stores the passwords but the takes you right to the login page you need. So if you are uploading your blog, logging into Twitter and Facebook, paying bills online, part of a membership site, etc., it can really save a lot time!
It is called Roboform, and you can download a free trial copy. I think you can keep something like 5 or 6 passwords in the free version, and then if you want to have unlimited passwords, you can get the pro version. I use the Pro and it’s about $29.00 and worth it.
It saves me a lot of time! You just remember one password to get into your Roboform and then it will also save the sign in page for the site or program so you just click it and open it up. You don’t have to look up or type in the site, then click on the log in – it does all of that with one click and you’re ready to go.
The link above is my affiliate link, so if you get the paid version, I’ll get a small commission. I only recommend things that I use or like myself and that I would recommend to my friends and family.
Check out the free version and see if you like it. Nothing to lose.
