How Do You Manage Your Passwords?

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[Reynaga12345]

yeah i just remember my passwords =]

[SayntAce]

uh, doesnt firefox do the same thing lol?

[kajal091]

Noob if he know 1 pw he can find all the website and there pw.

[xyugi0007]

Just do what I do, have the same password for everything, incredibly stupid and dangerous, but eh. It works.

[yungceezy10]

whats a windows equivalent?

[snaredrumdude2]

Moziila already has a main password option!!!

MOZILLA FTW

[PacoBell]

Well, that's what makes this concept great. You only have to generate one truly secure, yet memorable password and the rest of them can be as ludicrously complex as you need them to be.

[PacoBell]

Like the people above you already said, use the built-in Keychain or google KeePassX.

[PacoBell]

Pretty much, but with a few extra niceties. This also works for apps that don't interface with Keychain for whatever reason.

[PacoBell]

For serious! KeePassX FTW!

[Kosiguru]

Firefox can sync with an addon. I forgot the name. Also, if you're using anything but firefox you're dumb, so 'lock' wouldn't be the right word.

[jpgoldberg]

I used to use Firefox's password manager. 1Password is much much better in many ways, including syncing and better heuristics for finding matches. And it doesn't lock you into a particular browser (except it doesn't work with Opera).