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I bought another domain this morning no probs with payment etc and the domain is up and running already, although the email is not yet working, (failure notices - early days I know) but I digress! when you set up the email Freeolas system creates a temp password that you would NEVER remember! but you can change it easily, but I wonder if Freeola have the ability to hide my passwords, IE when I punched in my new password it apars on my screen in letters is it poss to set up your system so that instead of letters we get black circles like many other internet sites, in case we are in a library or office enviroment where folk could be looking over our shoulder
Digi
Digi
It would be fairly easy to program in an option to hide all passwords by default with an option by each password to 'show password'. I will mention it to the programmer in charge of MyFreeola although it might not get implemented for some time. However I will first try and find out about one of the tech jobs that pays big bucks, sounds tempting!:P
Hi Hmmm yeah I hear what you are saying but you can also see your passwords on the "see all your settings" part of My freeola, and am less likely to look at that part when am away from home. Am sure the tech guys can come up with a solution that offers both options - thats why they are paid the big bucks :)
Digi
Digi
Hi Digi,
FWIW I'm happy with the way things are and need to be able to read saved passwords.
If Freeola take up your suggestion hopefully they would make it an option to real/obscure passwords.
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FWIW I'm happy with the way things are and need to be able to read saved passwords.
If Freeola take up your suggestion hopefully they would make it an option to real/obscure passwords.
Search Freeola Chat
I bought another domain this morning no probs with payment etc and the domain is up and running already, although the email is not yet working, (failure notices - early days I know) but I digress! when you set up the email Freeolas system creates a temp password that you would NEVER remember! but you can change it easily, but I wonder if Freeola have the ability to hide my passwords, IE when I punched in my new password it apars on my screen in letters is it poss to set up your system so that instead of letters we get black circles like many other internet sites, in case we are in a library or office enviroment where folk could be looking over our shoulder
Digi
Digi