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On 2/5/2019, 6:50:29 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Tanstaafl wrote: |
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>> On 2/4/2019, 8:10:57 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I'm on the newer version of Firefox so it doesn't show up in my search |
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> since it isn't compatible. |
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Correct - maybe you missed my comment that I'm having to keep an old |
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Portable version of 56 in order to continue being able to use it. |
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I have a copy I downloaded long ago from AMO, see attached. But it won't |
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install in newer versions. I'm using a Portable version of 56. |
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> I did find a Pro version which is likely the same thing but for the |
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> newer versions of Firefox. |
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> Did you see it? It is here: |
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> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firefox-passwordmaker-pro/?src=search |
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I'm aware of it, but no, it isn't even close to the same thing. It |
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simply was created to be able to ready Passwordmaker's data file (RDF file). |
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> I picked LastPass since it did what I need and then some plus is |
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> free. |
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Yes, but one of my main criteria was it has to be open source. LastPass |
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isn't open source. |
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>>> I'm not sure I understand what you mean password modification protocol. |
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>>> It sounds like you change your master password each time you use it. |
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>> No, I'm talking about the saved (or in Passwordmakers case, generated) |
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>> password, not the Master Password. |
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>> Doing this with the Master Password wouldn't make any sense. |
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> If I understand you correctly, I think I have seen a site that allows |
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> that sort of thing. I think. |
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?? It doesn't have anything to do with a site. This works anywhere. |
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You simply let your Password Manager fill in the fields, then click |
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inside the password field and make your modifications before pressing Enter. |
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> My biggest responsibility is having a good master password. |
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Mine is good, but that is another benefit of my method - it doesn't have |
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to be super duper strong, because even if someone gets ahold of your |
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Password Manager and breaks into it and can see all of your passwords, |
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it won't do them any good, because they don't have the contents of your |
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brain to know what modifications to do to the password. |
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