Keep me logd in!

@jenndudess1 wrote:

dont do it…….unless unlike me…your able to remember your passwords.

Total devistation going on.
Nobody uses this computer except me, so every site I visit I always tick the little box that says “keep me logd in”.
Now I thought it was a clever idea to have all different passwords for every site :roll:

not such a good idea when you decide to delete all your history and cookies :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Just spent the last hour trying to guess my own passwords :lol:

I need some nurofen and an ice cold budwiser after that :lol: :lol:

Lol Jenni I know what you mean…. what annoys me is sites where they insist you have a a name and password… really irritates me….Rightmove is one…. all I want to do is look at property for sale fgs…..tuts.. :?

@ian52hants wrote:

Oh dear!

Bit late but password tip is to pick four or five words and a number memorable to you. Come up with a way to jumble them about for various sites. Then you dont have so much to guess when trying to remember

e.g cat dog rabbit hampster* 12

you can then use catdog12 dogcat12 12dogcat etc……..

* for those old enough on the net to know that there is a p in hampster. Free cuppa tea and internet bus pass to those that know the original reference.

Just to clarify, hamster is the correct spelling of hamster, the p in hampster is largely an internet creation, but not the correct spelling, hence ‘old enough on the net‘ I presume.

@anc wrote:

My ‘tip’, is to have a little ‘tipple’ of what you had when you created them! :lol:

It wont help you figure out what the passwords were …. but you wont feel so bad about it..

hic hic hic :lol:

@mrs_teapot wrote:

@anc wrote:

My ‘tip’, is to have a little ‘tipple’ of what you had when you created them! :lol:

It wont help you figure out what the passwords were …. but you wont feel so bad about it..

hic hic hic :lol:

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