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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby suny » 11 Jun 2018, 05:03

I save them in browser because no one uses my gadgets besides I have a password for own gadgets so there is no chance of someone using them accidentally too. However, I keep changing my passwords from a set of my fixed passwords.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby anyona54 » 12 Jun 2018, 04:33

I save passwords in my browser simply because it saves me all the time to retype again and again. Although there are risks involved, I have no other option to save time. Anyone can steal passwords in your browser through pen drive, so I always change my passwords to any critical site every month. I love whoever came up with the idea to save passwords. I for sure use Chrome for browsing.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby katkat » 12 Jun 2018, 09:59

I do too, only in my personal laptop and phone. I think it is not safe to use in other people's pc. But when the user of the pc or gadget is you or any of your family that you trust then i think it is okay.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby peachpurple » 16 Jun 2018, 09:11

Yes but by the end of the day I will clear the browsing history.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby Annejk18 » 19 Jun 2018, 13:27

I don't save passwords in browsers. Yes I have my personal PC but I don't trust saving it there. Just taking safety precautions beacuse what if my laptop or phone will be stolen. And I save all the passwords of my account in browsers. My account can easily be hack.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby mrki444 » 20 Jun 2018, 10:34

You can increase security adding user account password. It will be asked when somebody try access your computer or browser passwords.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby ayoubmarka » 21 Jun 2018, 11:23

t's NOT secure to store passwords in cookies because they are available as plain text.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby augusta » 24 Jun 2018, 05:57

I try to keep them in my diary not storing online because if hackers. I don't need fraudsters on my way
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby riddy09 » 30 Jun 2018, 01:19

I don't store it in browsers because it's vulnerable but I do have my list of passwords encrypted with password. So, it's not gonna be easy to get them without knowing my password.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby mrki444 » 30 Jun 2018, 07:53

So you have master password for all other passwords.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby RianK » 30 Jun 2018, 10:30

no, not really. I do have them all in one place though....but I don't save my passwords in my browser, or use a master password. Maybe I'm just paranoid :lol:
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby vedz82 » 01 Jul 2018, 02:49

I do..is it really bad? i thought chrome is safe. :? :?
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby Abigael » 01 Jul 2018, 11:25

Yes, I save passwords on my browser, mostly chrome. It is very helpful since I have many accounts and a poor memory to remember all the passwords.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby mrki444 » 01 Jul 2018, 11:49

vedz82 wrote:I do..is it really bad? i thought chrome is safe. :? :?


It's not bad, just it's not safe like was before. With new technology it's easier decrypt or stole our passwords from browser.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby chicnthin » 08 Jul 2018, 12:40

I do save. It sometimes annoys me everytime that I need to set my password so I save it. But for those that are confidential, I type it on my own, when it is something about the payment.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby Forumcoiner555 » 08 Jul 2018, 12:51

Yes, why not? If very comfortable and useful
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby mrki444 » 08 Jul 2018, 13:18

Password manager in browser have very low protection so it's could easy hacked using some addon or other malicious softver.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby Regn » 09 Jul 2018, 01:55

I have never trusted any online service with my private information
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby simplyfred » 09 Jul 2018, 02:14

Yes, I save all my password in the browser. Due to my many sites usage I think it is wise to save them all in the browser and also note them in notebook.
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Re: Do you save passwords in browser?

Postby beriut » 09 Jul 2018, 09:04

My passwords were saved in my browser but I always used incognito mode now to not mind clearing my caches and histories anymore.
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