Use a Password Manager as a time-saver

thedorf

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If you are not using a password manager I think you should be. LastPass.com is free, free, free and they do not even annoy you.

This is one of my top IM tools used and time-savers.

 

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Taccc

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1Password is amazing. It has saved me so much time and now I use long 15-20 character passwords for everything. Highly recommend them even at the higher price tag of around $15-$20.

 

carlikito

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Agree. Roboform has saved me time and frustrations.

 

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cyberpowerpc

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What about security if your laptop/pc gets stolen?

 

drywallrob

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thedorf said:

If you are not using a password manager I think you should be. LastPass.com is free, free, free and they do not even annoy you.

This is one of my top IM tools used and time-savers.

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I agree. Last Pass is the best for this. You can organize you manual accounts by niche, and quickly login to them.

For SEO, the better solution is auto-fill magic. They will have a BST soon for their service. It works great for keeping your accounts / passwords in order.