Easy Login Assist for Windows

When we first started using the Internet we didn't have a whole lot of passwords to remember. We knew the passwords for our e-mail and ICQ, and that was about it. But now our whole life is online: banking, insurance, credit cards, utility bills, social networking, and much more. It's not easy to remember the passwords for all of these sites, but keeping them written down on a notepad near our desk isn't secure. Fortunately, there are programs like Easy Login Assist that can remember passwords, log you into Web sites, and much more.

Easy Login Assist isn't the most intuitive program we've ever seen, and we had to spend some time with it before we totally figured it out. The program lets users create log-in cards for particular Web sites that include the username and password, and then users simply select the desired log-in card to have Easy Login Assist log in automatically. The program also has an automatic form filler that lets users enter form information into the program and then drag and drop it into forms, but the potential usefulness of this feature was ruined for us by the fact that it only works in Internet Explorer. There are a few other useful features, including an e-mail monitor, links to favorite Web sites, and a password generator. Both the program's interface and Help file contain English that was not written by a native English speaker, which is a bit unprofessional and confusing at times. Overall, Easy Login Assist seemed pretty useful, but we like our programs a little more straightforward and with clearer documentation.

Easy Login Assist installs a desktop icon without asking but uninstalls cleanly. We recommend this program to everyone.