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| explaining why not to keep password in memory (martin) | wording (martin) | ||
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| You can also opt to remember the password for all sessions using preference option //[[ui_pref_security|Remember password for duration of the session ]]//. ((Note that the //[[ui_pref_integration_app|Remember session password and pass it to PuTTY]]// preference option has the same effect, so you have to disable both, to avoid automatic authentication of additional connections.)) | You can also opt to remember the password for all sessions using preference option //[[ui_pref_security|Remember password for duration of the session ]]//. ((Note that the //[[ui_pref_integration_app|Remember session password and pass it to PuTTY]]// preference option has the same effect, so you have to disable both, to avoid automatic authentication of additional connections.)) | ||
| - | The same effect (just per-session, not global) has entering your password already to a //[[ui_login#session_settings|Password]]// box on the Login dialog. For [[session_configuration#site|site]] you can achieve that by [[ui_login#new_site|cloning it]]. | + | The same effect (just per-session, not global) has entering your password already to a //[[ui_login#session_settings|Password]]// box on the Login dialog. For [[session_configuration#site|a stored site]] you can achieve that by [[ui_login#new_site|cloning it]]. |
| If you have your [[security_credentials#storing_password|password stored in site]], it's remembered implicitly. | If you have your [[security_credentials#storing_password|password stored in site]], it's remembered implicitly. | ||