Do you copy & paste to login to several online paid sites?

Indonesia
February 7, 2009 6:12am CST
Sometimes we open several online paid sites at a time, such as PTC/PTR/GPT, etc. There are some site where we have to refill the user name and password, to make it easier can be done with copy and paste. With the first copy of our user name and paste to each site, then do the same for the password. Do you do it to make it easier?
7 responses
@vicky30 (4766)
• India
7 Feb 09
I do not use the copy paste feature to log in to sites.I manually type the username and password.If we do copy paste for a password it may get stored in the buffer.If someone gets access to the computer he can read the buffer and he will ge tthe password.
• Indonesia
7 Feb 09
If you worried with the buffer, after login, to remove the password from the buffer, copy 1 letter such as letter "a", then the buffer contents have changed with the letter "a". So the password will not be known by others. That need to be feared if the browser is set to remember the password, the others will be easy to enter the site.
• India
7 Feb 09
i dont just copy and paste these sorts of time as i used to book mark these sites as it takes time for me to type so i just book mark these site
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• Indonesia
7 Feb 09
Of course I bookmarked sites that regularly visit or important, but some sites require that we refill the user name and password again like neobux and gptbank.
@echomonster (2226)
• Greenwood, Mississippi
7 Feb 09
I can't use this method...I use a different user name and password for every site!! To be honest, I think you should at least use different passwords. Unscrupulous admin sometimes steal their users' accounts on other sites. If you just use trustworthy sites, you'll probably be OK, but sometimes even the trustworthy ones go bad eventually.
• Indonesia
9 Feb 09
Right, for security reasons I also created a different password for each site. Therefore I can not remember its, I save the user name and password for each site in the document. I arrange the order in the document same with the bookmark in accordance with the priorities, making it easier when login with the copy and paste method.
• India
8 Feb 09
My browser will work for me i always check remember me option so that when i login next time i need not fill the username and password everytime.
• Indonesia
9 Feb 09
Although you already checked the remember me option, but for some sites require that we refill the user name and password again like neobux and gptbank. And I didn't set the remember me option for important site for security reasons.
• China
10 Feb 09
Refilling user names and passwords is a big problem,But now almost all the browsers can finish it automatically.That's great~~
• Indonesia
10 Feb 09
Right, almost all existing browsers already have the feature to remember the user name and password. But there are some site for security reasons, do not allow the browser to remember it . Because when using a public computer, if accidentally set to remember the password and not to delete it with Clear Private Data as on Firefox, could be harmful to the user , especially for important site. Happy myLotting.
@lingtao (33)
8 Feb 09
Indeed it is convenient but unsafe!
• Indonesia
9 Feb 09
Unsafe if created the same user name and password for each site. For security reasons I created a different password for each site . Therefore I can not remember its, I save the user name and password for each site in the document. I arrange the order in the document same with the bookmark in accordance with the priorities, making it easier when login with the copy and paste method.
@wqivblpk (20)
• China
7 Feb 09
You may use the roboform software,It is a autotically fill out a form tool.
• Indonesia
9 Feb 09
Is this free? Could you put its link? Can roboform be used for user name and password that is different on each site? Or just for the same user name and password on each site?