Security Changes

Jim T. said

Might try PasswordSafe. It has an autotype capability. It types and tabs though the fields per a predefined sequence. It's not as smart as Roboform seems to be, but sometimes simple is ok.

There is new security with President's Choice MasterCard here in Canada. The username and password are constant, in which I 'fill and submit' with RoboForm. The next page is "User Authentication". The first time there, I was asked one of 3 questions. eg: 'City you were born in.' You enter the information and RoboForm asks if you want to save the info. You say 'yes', BUT do NOT replace the previous information that you first signed in with. I believe RoboForm then asks what you want to save the new info as, and I just named it "No. 1-City Born In" The next time you sign in to that site it will in all probability ask a different question. "Father's Middle Name". Save without replacing any previous info as "No 2- Father's Middle Name." and so on.

Every time I go to that website, I right-click and there are (now) 4 possible selections. The top one is 'PCmastercard' which has priority since I'm just signing in. Then it goes to the User Authentication page. I see what the question is, right-click and select the appropriate answer and 'fill form'. Bingo, that's all there is to it.

Hope this helps.

snipped-for-privacy@frozenorth.ca wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

I do similar for the sites that require more than 1 step. I just have to watch out with Vanguard, because at the second screen "Fill & Submit" will "hit" the cancel button instead of submit, so I have to choose fill, and manuallly (Aw Shucks!) hit the submit button.