How do you keep track of all your usernames and passwords?

Note pad (Yes I mean real paper and pen) and Excel spreadsheet

 

I use mSecure on both my iPhone and iMac - mainly because it's super easy to sync between the two. No complaints!

 

I use my phone to keep it. But i never write the full password, so if someone steal my phone, they can't open my accounts.
This is effective since i register in lot of website

 

My mobile phone

 

i do the same for bookmarking , social sites ut keep diff password for imp sites

thats looks interesting addon

 

A co-worker turned me on to Robo-Form, which I use to create/store/populate my password needs. It resides on my desktops at home and at work, and my passwords are in a file on my flash drive, which travels with me. Robo-Form allows me to enter my own passwords and it will save them, OR, it can generate a secure password and store it, so I never even have to know what it is. This works out great for me, as a programmer, since I can have secure passwords for every application, and I never have to remember any of them!

http://www.ohmi.com.au/index.php/office-phone.html

 

I try to keep them the same with most sites and the more important ones I try to keep them within a specific topic. Hope this helps.

 

I use RoboForm to keep track of everything. However, I also have a spreadsheet that lists all of my sites and all of their corresponding passwords from domain setup, databases and email passwords. I like having that to refer back to if need be.

 

I finally got all my user names and passwords organized. I placed most of them in a spreadsheet (the ones that I use occasionally). And the rest were recorded on a scrap piece of paper (These are the ones that I use multiple times a day). The login details on the spreadsheet are organized into various categories - so everything is easy to find.

Thanks again for all the tips,
Gordon

 

I just have a strange memory that remembers some 25 user/pass combos...credit card numbers, too

 

i know its wrong but i tend to use the same password over and over .. i just change the numbers

 

Roboform.com is an excellent tool that has been around for a lot of years. Works with all popular browsers and mobile phones.

 

Wrote my own password manager and I use that.

 

I use a little notebook and LastPass is great.