Is there any software that fills(remembers) passwords while logging on some websites for windows mobile? Like password manager of Opera or so???
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Is there a way to have passwords saved in IE? Is very annoying to retype them every time.
A part from Windows Live Mobile, in fact, I have to type password for every site. My 9300i and E61 were (incredibly ) better.
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CAn anyone please help with the following problem?
When I log onto my email provider's web access page using a WiFi connection from my Hermes everything goes OK until the point when I have to enter my username and password. At this point all keyboard input into the relevent boxes appears to be disabled, but I can still control the browser OK. Any ideas ??
chances are the site is encrypted or uses SSL and the version of pocket IE on your device does not support logging into that site. you can set the account up in messaging or you can try a different browser such as opera mobile.
http://www.opera.com/download/mobil... Pocket PC phones running Windows Mobile 5.0
Im not sure if this file works on WM6 but I had no problems when i used it on WM5.
Thanks Cliff I will try Opera - never did like IE anyway
My school has open wifi that anyone can connect to and uses a webpage redirection authentication system for students to login with their ID and password.
a webbrowser usually forwards you to like http://127.34.55.2/redirect/whatever.
My problem is that on my titan, i get to the webpage where you login your username and password, but after i hit submit, it does authenticate me, just reloads the login webpage.
My laptop logs on just fine, so I know I'm in the system. I also know im typing my usernam and password correctly with caps where needed because i hind peck type it very slowly to make sure.
I've used IE Mobile and Opera Mobile 9.5 , but both do the same thing.
Anyone out there know why its doing this and if/how I can login correctly?
Thanks,
Matthew
RiftReaper said:
My school has open wifi that anyone can connect to and uses a webpage redirection authentication system for students to login with their ID and password.
a webbrowser usually forwards you to like http://127.34.55.2/redirect/whatever.
My problem is that on my titan, i get to the webpage where you login your username and password, but after i hit submit, it does authenticate me, just reloads the login webpage.
My laptop logs on just fine, so I know I'm in the system. I also know im typing my usernam and password correctly with caps where needed because i hind peck type it very slowly to make sure.
I've used IE Mobile and Opera Mobile 9.5 , but both do the same thing.
Anyone out there know why its doing this and if/how I can login correctly?
Thanks,
Matthew
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I believe both browsers have settings to allow cookies or session cookies. That needs to be turned on so that your web page can set the session cookies for authentication. There is a huge difference between the browsers on the phone and the browsers on your laptop.
I can't access any site on the live.com domain from either Pocket IE or Opera. I have tried with all connection types. All other Internet apps work fine and I can access all other Internet sites without a problem from either IE or Opera.
I can access the sites via Opera Mini, but I don't want to use Opera Mini.
I have no problem accessing Windows Live Messenger/Hotmail via the Windows Live stand alone app and can sync over all connection types (WiFi, GPRS, USB).
I just get regular 'network problem' type message as if I've typed in an invalid address. I have tried all variants of the addresses, e.g. m.calendar.live.com, home.live.com, mobile.live.com, etc. I can't access the regular .live.com or the mobile-specific addresses.
Any ideas?
solved...i suppose
I solved this problem by flashing the newer PMSHL1 ROM. Now everything seems to be working perfectly...though I can't test GPS until I'm out of the city centre at work.
Even Windows Live works without using a hacked version, and Windows Live Search app works as well.
Hi There,
when surfing the web through our smartphones we frequently use WiFi free networks, the problem is that there is an add on for firefox, 'FireSheep',
that reviels our login info for our facbook, gmail and even bank accounts
is there any firewall or anything else that can avoid such info theaft?
k9nadav said:
Hi There,
when surfing the web through our smartphones we frequently use WiFi free networks, the problem is that there is an add on for firefox, 'FireSheep',
that reviels our login info for our facbook, gmail and even bank accounts
is there any firewall or anything else that can avoid such info theaft?
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Yes, install the plugin "blacksheep" which can alert you if someone is using it, by spoofing cookies for it to "steal".
Use a VPN though if you are concerned. Wifi without encryption isn't secure, and you can expect any cookies to be sniffed when using it.
Not for Android nor WP7 nor iOS AFAIK.
Just try to avoid using any app that doesn't encrypt communications. How would you know that? I don't know of any studies or papers about this... so test at home using wifi!
For browsing the web just avoid to login in any web through http, do it all over https.
Regards