How do I easily change passwords?
mash
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To change a password I use F-Secure Key to log on to the website, then go to change password page. I then get F-Secure Key to enter my old password. This is where it starts to get untidy as there is not an option to enter a single password so I select Password and Password and all 3 boxes are populated (old pwd and new pwd and confirm pwd). I then delete the new pwd and confirm pwd, then go to F-Secure Key and generate and save my new password; back to website, put cursor in new pwd field and then select F-Secure Key "Password and Password".
Is there an easier way? If not, then can we have a "Single Password" button in the dialogue box for entering the old password?
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Ukko
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Hello,
Do you able to use "CTRL+F2" and during choose - do that with "CTRL+your entry";
Will be added just password in one form, where you start do that.
Sorry If I wrong understand your question.
And sorry... if it's not work - can not to check it right now, but probably it's should be work like that.
It's mean - possibly to do that "three times" for three form (or one time for old passwod-form).
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Ukko, thank you for this info, with cursor in old password field and pressing Ctrl + website description from the list added the old password as required. Is there any info on other shortcuts? Support > Documentation does not have anything for F-Secure Key.
Hello,
You can to try open F-Secure Key UI and check "Settings" (side-menu); Here should be place-option-link about "Help" (where also have "About" and etc.);
If choose that.. should be open that page by Knowledge Base(or close to that): http://community.f-secure.com/t5/F-Secure-Key-KB/tkb-p/password_management
Here not all information can be already actual, but here can be descriptions for "same information"; But I'm not sure in that, because not re-check it now.
So.... addition things afer "CTRL+F2" (which I use)
Except CTRL+entry (password only);
Also can be SHIFT+entry (just username) and SHIFT+CTRL+entry (will be both - password and username, but with another kind of fill - not just like by CTRL+F2)
Current information was in one of topics, where F-Secure Key team explained about current "shortcuts/hotkeys". If something else here can be... so.. just F-Secure Key team maybe able to help with that.