In addition to your logins and passwords, Sticky Password is great at storing all sorts of data and information that needs to be kept secure and conveniently accessible.
Take advantage of storing answers to your security questions for your online accounts, IDs, credit cards, and personal data in the encrypted database that is synchronized across your devices.
In addition to the Login and Password data stored for all your Web and App Accounts, Sticky Password lets you enter additional information in the comments section of each Account.
To get to the comments section of one of your Web or App Accounts, simply double click the Account you want in the list of your Web or App Accounts.
Then click the Setup button in the top right corner.
You’ll be able to enter info in the Comments section. It’s a great place to store extra info about an Account. Once you've entered the info, click OK to close the dialog.
Don't forget to click Save when you're finished with any changes to the Account.
Your comments can be viewed in the Sticky Password extension menu in your browser.
To display the comment for the website you are currently on, select the This Website tab and any comment you’ve saved will be displayed below the name of the account.
To display a comment for any of your Accounts, choose the Account from the list of Web Accounts and click the right arrow to reveal the Account details. Any comment for the Account will be displayed below the account url.
Extra tip: Use comments for storing the secret answers to security questions and more. Make the answers to your security questions tricky, so that other people who know you won’t guess them!
Storing the answers for each of your accounts in the respective Comments section is the best way to have them ready whenever you need them.
Sticky Password lets you store information about yourself that’s used for online form filling and shopping online. Things like your name, address and credit card information can be stored securely to give you 1-click form filling.
Sticky Password recognizes when you are filling in a form and will prompt you to use an existing Identity or to create a new one.
Identities save you time and the frustration of having to enter and re-enter data on different sites, as well as making sure there are no typos. Check out our tutorial about Identities.
Another great way of storing all sorts of data from your passport data and frequent flyer memberships and other IDs to the security settings on your WiFi and other devices are Sticky Password Secure Memos.
Pick one of the convenient templates or simply enter the data you need to store, and Sticky Password will remember it for you. Check out our tutorial about Secure Memos.
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