[Rollindollars]

It's user friendly as to save myself the stress of typing most time. However, I visits many sites daily. So, more of an habitual am addicted to.

[RianK]

Ooh, well, I don't think it's a very good idea, but it is very convenient.

I visit, and log in to, a lot of sites, every day, but I try to keep things old school, and type in the password, every time . I have had quite a few annoying experiences, like trouble with the browser or the op system and knowing the passwords was a good thing, otherwise I would have ended up having to change them all.

[darkthorn]

Sometimes I do but just the passwords for sites that don't have anything to do with money or that can be use to do me harm. My passwords are also very complex sometimes not even I can remember them LOL

[mrki444]

It's god to have complex passwords.

[ayoubmarka]

You need to setup the firewell and close your port , use HTTPS when browsing and don't worry.

[riddy09]

You should not save your passwords in your browser when you're not the only one who use it or if it is in public. You can, obviously, see your passwords in the browser like Google chrome.

[Pradhan]

I do not save the password in my browser.Nobody wants to do this work.But there are currently some sites whose passwords do not save.But it is certainly not the browser or elsewhere.

[riddy09]

Yes, there are sites that do auto login as it's in the server. I think it's about the cookies saved so you don't need to keep logging in, but once you clear those cookies then you will lose those saved passwords.

[Danny B.]

I don't.. for security reasons.


If someone can access my computer then everything would be available, so I prefer to always type my passwords.

[Netherrealmer]

I save password on my PC because I felt like it is much more safer than typing it over and over again because of the Keyloggers.

[Paul0000]

Yes, I do save some passwords in the browser because I know that there's no person can use my PC for purposes. I have saved some passwords on site for easier login.

[talkerbee]

I do save passwords in the browsers. I do too wrote all of them on a notebook. It's hard to memorize them all because every site has different passwords.

[Lillymunyua]

Yes ,I do save some to avoid forgetting

[Netherrealmer]

Saving your passwords is actually safer that typing them because of Keyloggers can steal our passwords when we type.

[arunima]

I don't save passwords in browser. I keep my diary and note down the passwords for my various accounts. I don't share the diary with anyone

-- 13 May 2018, 14:05 --

Saving your passwords is actually safer that typing them because of Keyloggers can steal our passwords when we type.

I am a little confused now...what you think is best to keep them safe

[ruthmongare]

Yes because aam fond of forgetting passwords and I have lots of sites.

[Chookylynn]

I never save passwords on my computer. I have a small notebook in which I list them in coded form.

[darkthorn]

I do save them but only for sites that are not really important, I do not safe bank data or anything of any site related with money, for that I prefer to use a notebook or a special software with an encrypted password.

[beriut]

I do save them but only for sites that are not really important, I do not safe bank data or anything of any site related with money, for that I prefer to use a notebook or a special software with an encrypted password.

Pretty much like me. However, I do not use any special software for my bank accounts or money related I just type it on a text document.

[RianK]

Nope, never, ever, ever! I don't save them. I write them down, because I tend to forget, but I don't really like saving them [even though it's sO convenient]....and why does me replying to this thread seem so familiar? :~