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you are not like most people. most people don't use a password manager, nor will they ever. Most use an excel file and have them written down somewhere... So wh
by thrownaway954 7y ago
you are not like most people. most people don't use a password manager, nor will they ever. Most use an excel file and have them written down somewhere... So when they are confronted with a login, and they don't remember the password, they either just leave or attempt to retrieve it or go through the mundane take of using the a dismal password retrieval process.
- marcell 7y agoI'm not sure this is true anymore. Chrome and mobile browsers have built in password managers that automatically sync across your devices.
- thrownaway954 7y agoalmost everyone i know has the remember password feature disabled because: a) they don't want their passwords going Google. b) it's annoying when you saved the wrong one by mistake and now it auto-fills it every time. c) there is no reason to use one since they only use a bank of 5 or less passwords across all their accounts.