1.
See post #237 on my Puppy_Linux thread.
2. If you want to see lots of other Puppy goodies I've found here on the Puppy forums....
Begin on the bottom of the present last page [page #12]...
And work back towards the beginning.
3. I use...
The FREEWARE version of Acerose Password Vault [APV]...
[It can be held in any storage location your Puppy can access->(must be mounted for use)]
And I run this Windows program using Puppy->WINE->[which MUST be natively included, or else installed].
[i.e. Enter the command
winefile in a terminal window and navigate to the APV exe file, and double-click it].
Having run APV, you type in your username and password [specify these the 1st time you run it] to gain access to the contents of the vault.
The [encrypted contents of the] APV vault holds such info as...
(a) URL's for websites [cannot be "spoofed" or altered = guarranteed genuine]
(b) Usernames [for websites or whatever?]
(c) Passwords [for websites or whatever?]
(d) Security info.
(e) Any other info you want to keep safe.
4. I
copy & paste URL, username, password, etc, to access a site.
These are therefore ALWAYS correct.
When I close the Puppy without saving the session...
The info in the clipboard [held only in RAM] is LOST.
So at next restart, the clipboard is EMPTY.
Because I use this particular Puppy ONLY for banking, and buying goods online...
I don't [use it to] go to any risky websites...
Nor fetch any emails...
So the only risk is by being hacked during a session [which is kept pretty short]...
And I have a router with built-in firewall, and also the Puppy software firewall.
Plus Puppy is practically unknown to ever have been hacked/infected.