Den 05.02.2021 kl. 13.19 skrev Jan Palus: > On 05.02.2021 13:08, jman wrote: >> Jan Palus <[email protected]> writes: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I was wondering how to manage same credentials for different websites >>> so that password is changed only once for all of them >> I should probably mention that having the same credentials for multiple >> accounts is not recommended.
That was also my first thought when I read the question. But what you're doing seems to be different, and a legitimate usecase for this (I do fear that adding an alias feature would make people use it the wrong way. > I do use different credentials for _different_ accounts, but actually > described use case is for _single_ account. Same account store is used > by multiple domains within an organization. A solution could then be to store the password under some common name describing the account/first use/some common name (perhaps mentioning - some of - the users, in parentheses/brackets/whatever suits you). For instance I found out that two webshops I occasionally bought stuff from, were actually frontends for the same company and shared accounts, so that password is stored in a file called '<company>_(<webshop1>)_(<webshop2>)'. (Even though it's *one* company there is a difference in which products the webshops offers) I think the same company has more webshops, if I ever need to use those I'll have to rename the file - or live with it - and continually appending to the filename does scale very well. .Henrik
