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  1. Posts : 53,365
    Windows 10 Home x64
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       #11

    logicearth said:
    Probably saw no advantage over Roboform cause it does the same thing, only it does what Roboform does for free.
    My Roboform is free :) Think it has a limit on logins, but have never run into it. A Guy
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  2. Posts : 18
    Windows 7 Premium 32 bit
       #12

    I would avoid Roboform and use Firefox given the choice.

    Simples!
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  3. bej
    Posts : 326
    Windows 7 Home Pro SP1 64bit
       #13

    Unbelievable !!!!! People are in such a HUGE hurry. What's wrong with having a
    small notepad file for each site & password stored in a folder called "PASSWORDS"
    I have forty-two sites and passwords stored in a folder. Probably takes a whole ten seconds longer than Robowhatever.
    And for a few seconds you'd risk all of your security ???????????????
    Unbelievable !!!!!
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  4. Posts : 53,365
    Windows 10 Home x64
    Thread Starter
       #14

    bej said:
    Unbelievable !!!!! People are in such a HUGE hurry. What's wrong with having a
    small notepad file for each site & password stored in a folder called "PASSWORDS"
    I have forty-two sites and passwords stored in a folder. Probably takes a whole ten seconds longer than Robowhatever.
    And for a few seconds you'd risk all of your security ???????????????
    Unbelievable !!!!!
    That folder is encrypted? Roboform stores the passwords encrypted, and does the form filling for you. It is not a security risk, such as plain text passwords in a file might be. A Guy
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  5. bej
    Posts : 326
    Windows 7 Home Pro SP1 64bit
       #15

    You're barking at the moon. "Such as plain-text passwords in a file MIGHT BE"
    They MIGHT BE a security risk. Who knows ???
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  6. Posts : 5
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
       #16

    I'm talking about thousands of usernames and passwords here. Try to that manually. I know my time is precious.

    And to some random guy up there, free isn't better, I thought all Americans understand that better than the rest of the world. Alas, wrong. You use lastpass for free because other people use premium version and paid the premium for you. Same thing applies to Roboform lite. Nothing wrong with using either free or paid version. You enjoy lower cost, I enjoy richer user experience, that all.
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  7. Posts : 1,781
    Windows 7 Professional SP1 32-bit
       #17

    No, they might not be. They are.

    You could be sharing your password textfile/folder/whatever it is with the whole world and not know it anytime you turn any kind of sharing on.

    Anytime you get a trojan or keylogger or other spyware on your system, you're making it very easy for them to simply read all your passwords without even having to go into the browser's (or Roboform's) database, only to find such database already encrypted.

    I could go on like this...but just think your own words over for a minute, for your own sake.
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  8. Posts : 53,365
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       #18

    bej said:
    You're barking at the moon. "Such as plain-text passwords in a file MIGHT BE"
    They MIGHT BE a security risk. Who knows ???
    I say might be, as they might be in an unencrypted folder. If they are unencrypted, they ARE insecure. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. A Guy
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