TSGL: Roboform
Joe Titone
titone at usc.edu
Mon Jan 8 13:11:57 EST 2007
At 09:56 AM 1/8/2007, jonpan <jonpan at onlinehome.de> wrote:
>Re my email of Dec 31.06: Can it be that nobody else is having trouble
>with Roboform and secure logins?
>
>Is Roboform being rendered useless, or at least less useful, by the
>introduction of multiple-step login processes, particularly by financial
>institutions?
>
>One example - I have a login that is demanding an account number, an
>online pin number and then a randomly generated code number that appears
>on the screen.
>
>Then there are variations using a login name, a random security code, then
>maybe a challenge question and picture/ text verification. The questions
>occur if you delete your cookies.
>
>Has anybody found a solution with Roboform?
I don't know what solution you're looking for. I use Roboform extensively
for secure logins (many) and for sweepstakes (even many more). Here are my
experiences:
1. Roboform cannot fill every form
2. Sometimes it only fills part of the form
3. Sometimes it enters the wrong information.
4. Others, however, should not be put off by the above because it easily
fills about 98% of the ever changing forms I encounter.
I have a feeling that some of these forms are specifically programmed to
prevent programs such as Roboform from functioning correctly. I have
another program in reserve called ShortKeys which will fill anything, but
you have to do it one field at a time. I use it when Roboform doesn't work.
Joe Titone
tertia at earthlink.net
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