How do you keep track of all the web passwords/user id's that you have?

Question

CRAP! Everytime I start to get one into my head, I get a friendly email saying I need to change it, for my own protection, of course. Hooey.

Answer 1

I write them down. :) You can write them in an address book where there's a notepad, and put that up somewhere safe where no one can get to but you.

Answer 2

I generally only actively update about five website's at a time, during this time I am developing another two or three alongside my clients website's. I don't keep bad apples for long, if they don't perform then I sell them, now I have been left with 3 website's that I update daily that are generating me a nice revenue. Manage your time well, ditch the bad apples and continue looking for the next best thing..... Thats what I say :))

Answer 3

Here's what you do. Open a document you have saved on your computer. Go to the bottom and type out all your login/password stuff. Then change the font to white on the login/password stuff. Save changes. Now when you can't remember just pull up that document and highlight the passwords and change font to black. You have them all right there and they are hidden.

Answer 4

I have a secret folder I keep them in. I know what you mean, sites want you to change passwords every so often. I can't keep up so I write them down.

Answer 5

Alot of times they'll do that, put in your favorite flavor with the year or date of your birth at the beginning or end of the word. They'll quit sending those or giving you those msg's when you have a number in there to mix it up.

Answer 6

I just get all my friends to remember them for me after all friends would never tell anyone my passwords.

Answer 7

I write them on my palms with a red Sharpie. I haven't washed my hands since 1996. Please don't tell Martha Stewart.

Answer 8

I use Roboform (pass word application)! It works great!

Answer 9

I have them all written down on paper.

Answer 10

Write it down.