How do I save passwords so that I can log in a website after my siblings have exited out of it?

Question

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Answer 1

Hello there! First of all, do each of you have your own account to which you sign in on your computer? That's one thing that can be done. This way you sign in after the computer signs on. You could then either open up notepad or Word and put you passwords onto it so only you can access them. There are password programs available. Go to this link: http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/password-keeper.html and find some various ones. Look for those that are freeware and preferably a smaller program in size so it's not consuming your pc's system. Good luck.

Answer 2

Most websites that require passwords give the option of saving the password. However, the person providing the password has to allow saving it. If you can talk your siblings into to doing that, no problem. If you are trying to get into something they don't you to see and therefore won't allow you into it, I don't know of any way to get past their passwords, other than "cracking" them, which means you try every possible password they might use (most people use passwords that are familiar to them, like pet's names, or special dates, etc.)

All this said, it appears you are trying to do something unethicaleI . . . unless you are doing it "for their own good". I hope you are doing it to protect them in some way and not to be malicious.

Answer 3

are you spying on your siblings!! How terrible! ;-) there really is no way for you to save a password to a site after they log out of it, unless they save the password themselves, sometimes (not all the time) but if you go directly to that website they have logged into usually their logout time hasn't expired (if they merely exit out of it).. if they automatically log out, you really can't!