My fingers are not only the size of Texas but sometimes I think I'm touching with the panhandle but I'm really touching with Brownsville.
One password is very good but it's browser is not quite as good as Safari. I don't think you can use it to enter the password for the app store.
I just pay more attention I watch that letter or number before it turns into a bullet. I am slow and I watch the key show that it's been typed and now I only mistype occasionally.
I am also very thankful for Siri. This was typed using Siri with a few corrections.
Carter Crain
On Mar 2, 2012, at 10:46 AM, Wayne & Janet Brunner <wajabrun@nelson-tel.net> wrote:
> I use 1Password for all my passwords. It works and syncs with pc, mac,
> iphone, etc through Dropbox, so your passwords are always up to date. You
> can launch the app, choose the site you want to go to, and it will take you
> there, filling in the password/username for you.
>
> It does so much more than passwords too - including wallet items, notes, all
> secure and locked up tight!
>
> It costs a little ($10-$15?), but is so worth it!
> https://agilebits.com/onepassword
>
> Janet
>
>
> Mike G Atlanta wrote:
>
>> Is there a recommendation that is safe and reliable that will allow me to
> make that easier for Texas Thumbs? Either another app or some trick that
> will help?
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