Passpack rolled out with a great new feature… Now everyone with a Twitter (or FriendFeed) account can log right into Passpack in under 25 seconds! (Check out the nifty 24 second screen cast.) How awesome is that? Today seems like a great day to start securing your online accounts with stronger, longer and better passwords with Passpack’s help.
Anyone who knows me also knows that I am a huge fan of technology. I love to be on the cutting edge, get into the latest betas and also find useful tools to help your everyday life. Passpack is one of many tools that I use every day of my life. I keep information like my bank accounts, usernames and passwords and ever birthday gift ideas for the fiancee in there. I know that it’s safe (because of host-proof hosting) and it’s easy to use because they are continuously rolling out new features to help everyone store their information securely online.
To show you how easy it is to use a service like Passpack, I created a quick 30 second screencast of logging in/creating a new account using the one of many login methods that Passpack has implemented. Google is by far my favorite (until Twitter-login is rolled out). This means that you don’t even need a separate username and password to create your Passpack account. If that isn’t simple, I don’t know what is.
Check it out and let me know what you think. The good, the bad and the ugly are all acceptable responses.
I gotta be honest Twitter, I liked the fail whale better. — What happen to the fail whale? This is what I am getting when I visit http://twitter.com now…
Update #3: And it seems to be fixed. Thanks Twitter. I think this was a record — only 18 minutes from when I saw it to fixed.
Update #2: While Twitter is busy spewing out errors, hit up https://twitter.com for access.
Update #1: Twitter seems to know about the issue. http://status.twitter.com/post/51758034/prompted-for-login-on-twitter-com
