How do you keep track of every one of your online passwords?

[Still-alive]

They're all stored in my browser, so it remembers for me

I use a password manager on my computer and/or phone

I write them down offline and keep them in a safe place

I memorize each one, and hope I don't forget any

I just use one password for every site, it's simpler that way

I don't have a whole lot of sites i need a password for so its just easy for me to remember.

[madgoat]

Using one password for all sites is a bad idea, people.
A password manager is a much better idea. Perhaps the one built into your browser as long as you don't share your account.
But if you're super secure you'll probably have increasingly secure and complicated methods.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I use a logical sequence tailored to the site or app, for sites where my account matters to me. So I can remember.

When such site/app doesn't matter, then security doesn't matter, that's also when I'm using my disposable email

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

There is one drawback though, if someone gets access to the sequence, then it's not so difficult to decipher the sequence I'm using.

[Smashingdoozy]

Google password manager. Most of my passwords are the same with a different combination of symbols and numbers at the end so I figure it out eventually 😂

[Still-alive]

Yup same here lol

[Apple1996]

I don't! Lots of times I've had to reset passwords because I've forgotten them 😅

[electromagnetic]

I have a password book oddly enough. My mom recently put me on it. Especially for accounts that used an old phone number that I no longer have access to. Microsoft did this to me once and because they couldn’t send a verification code to my old number, I never got any of my stored documents.
So I have a password book because pen and paper is eternal. I used to use one password for everything but that was silly of me.

[Wiredone]

I have a different password for every site. I also change my password every month. I've been hacked one too many times. It's a pain in the ass if you get hacked. I've learned that if you change your password frequently, you have less of a chance of being hacked

[GOLDFISH_smile]

Nice try, I'm not telling where that info is

[Still-alive]

Yup this was totally a ruse to get your info.

[GOLDFISH_smile]

I knew it 😎

[Aubrey97]

I pretty much just use the same two. All I have to remember is if it needed a symbol or not and if I'm wrong, the character at the end is the only thing I need to change.

[DrPepper12]

I use the same password for everything! It's #TrumpIsAZer0... Shit... Maybe I shouldn't have said that...

[UnusualWeirdo]

I keep them all the same with slight variation to it for like one uppercase and add a special character. So I have about 4 in total.

[llorando]

I have them written down in a safe, just incase I ever forget them. I never store my passwords on my browser or computer, all's it takes is one ack for passwords to be stolen, good luck hacking safe.

[purplepoppy]

I just use Purplepoppy1# for everything including username so I don't forget it.

[petitedollbabee]

It’s so bad but I use the same 3 passwords for everything 🙈 have done so for the last 10 years.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I concur, very bad indeed lol

[matchrestore]

I use LastPass to catalogue all of my passwords. There's only a few that I need to actually remember because I use them on non-assigned computers at work occasionally, and most of those are a variation on the same password.

[fantasticass]

I have them written on a piece off paper that's taped to the fridge. 🤣

[bunnibunnibunni]

I write them down. I usually remember them or have them saved, so I dont need to check very often

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I remember them in my mind

[douride2]

I don't have a need for to many. Also I right some down. Trouble is when I need one I can't find it.

[Lucy68]

Write them down and store them in my safe

[Koneko911]

They are all the exact same password

[OfDeath]

I just use 12345 for everything

[LiamJHayden]

Memory.-