+1 for lastPass. They do an excellent job of managing passwords, including
functionality for sharing passwords with others which is pretty cool.
BTW: LastPass has a new hack to provide passwords to apps and browsers on
Android phones via accessibility functionality, unfortunately not
Yup, I'm with Josh. LastPass has and is working well for me on my desktop,
tablet and phone.
-tj
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Tom Johnson
Institute for Analytic Journalism -- Santa Fe, NM USA
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I listen to a techguru on Saturday night when I am cooking dinner. In the
light of the recent security gaff (bleeding heart? Or whatever it was.) he
advised that it was now time for all of us to get LastPass? Or something
like it. What do you wise people advise for us Former English Majors.
There are quite a few. I did a quick survey and quite a bit of reading about
six months ago, and in the end decided on LastPass. If you don’t care about
mobile devices (phones, tablets), then the free version works great. I use it
on all my computers, as well as a an iPhone and iPad, so I paid
BTW: None of the pw mgrs deal with apps, i.e. those stupid I dont wanna
be a web page things that infest our phones.
So if you have a login relating to an app, LastPass, 1Password etc will
only be a nice cut/paste alternative for you.
BTW: I'm curious how many of us use a pw mgr and their
On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 07:21:10PM -0600, Owen Densmore wrote:
BTW: I'm curious how many of us use a pw mgr and their generated passwords.
I always feel a bit reluctant to give up control of my passwords to an
app/extension. On the other hand it sure is secure and unique per site.
I've
