DL - Save those passwords

Well, I spent most of the evening thinking of some DL for my readers. Finally, while looking for my stored passwords it hit me in the head. Password Safe 1.7 is what I live and die by. This small, older, program basically lets you input your username and password information into a centralized database. So when you finally return that nudie site after a few months, you just refer to Password Safe to remember it. (Obviously a hypothetical scenario) A nice feature for this DL is the ability to have a password to access this list. A great added security that the passwords saved in your browser does not have. The only trouble is if you forget that password, then what? Do you get another password safe to store that? And what if that has a password protection? ....and so on.

Actually, there are probably a few better programs out there interface and security wise, but most have turned to shareware which means dollars, which means not in budget for the profitable qball.org. If we come across a better version, my readers will be the first to know of the upgrade. In the meantime, Password Safe will do the job, and do the job well.

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