Password Keeper Book with Alphabetical Tabs，4.3"x5.7" Small Password Books for Seniors Password Notebook for Internet Website Address Log in Detail (Black)

I was already using a password book, but it was small and did not have a lot of space for changes (many websites require password changes on a regular basis) - so I found myself constantly erasing and re-writing the passwords - ending up with a smudged mess that could be hard to read. This book is larger than the previous book - but not so large that it is annoying. It has 2 lines for passwords, and 2 lines for "notes/hints" under each website you list. Each line is also large enough to be able to write multiple passwords on it if needed - so you can simply cross out the old password and write in the new one without making a mess of the page. There are multiple pages for each letter, with the more common letters having more pages than the less common letters - so plenty of room to hold a lot of information. There is also a spot to hold your pen/pencil on the outside of the book if desired - which is nice. I am glad I got this - and will happily use it to replace my old book.....

The password book is well made and will last a long time. The paper is a heavier weight than copy paper, so it not only keeps ink from bleeding through, but also will withstand constant page turning. I love that it is very discreet! Once you take off the paper sleeve, you have a simple leather notebook... nothing suggests passwords until you open up inside, making it perfect for a book shelf or near your computer shelf with other notebooks and not scream steal my passwords! I personally do not write my passwords in it but do hints that will remind me of my passwords, just to be on the safe side. With so many website requiring different sets of symbols and numbers now, having a place for hints like "symbol + 2 #s" will come in handy yet not be enough to give away my password! Comes with a ribbon to mark frequent spot and a pen loop to keep a pen/pencil handy. I got it in blue, which is a pretty dusty blue/Wedgewood blue.

I absolutely love this little password book.It's sturdy, the binding is well made, and feels like this could last a very long time. I've been using the same password book for many years and after many years of accounts and log-ins come and gone. Deleted and forgotten... it was time for a change.My only call out on this one is the fact that there is no email section. For almost every log-in on a website, I have an email attached to it. I wish I didn't but unfortunate it's a necessary evil. And one I would prefer to beable to document with a label. However, this is an easy fix and I just write it in the notes section instead.

Nice discreet book, with no label on the front to indicate what the book contains. The size is compact and will easily fit in a drawer or briefcase. The alphabetical tabs allow me to quickly find the needed page and keeps me organized. There is plenty of room on each entry to enter website, username, password, and hints; and plenty of room to update new passwords. It would be nice to have a tab for websites beginning with numbers, like 1-800-Flowers or 1-800-Contacts, but there are some blank pages in the back, so I'll just use those. The pen loop and bookmark are nice touches.

Password Keeper Book, Alphabetical Tabs, 4.3" wide x 5.7" high, Black, Address Log in Detail. This small password book is great for keeping track of passwords and other information associated with internet websites. It provides space for a site's name, password, username, phone number, and any notes associated with the site. The book itself has tabbed pages, an internal pocket, an elastic band, a bookmark, a pen loop, and it uses 100 gsm paper. And for security, it is untitled. This is a convenient book to keep private the information you need to use the internet and stay secure. I have been using it regularly since it arrived and I am glad I got it.

With every website and mobile app now requiring unique logins and complex passwords, it’s nearly impossible to remember all the 13-character, case-sensitive, alphanumeric passwords or security question answers. While there are larger, more elaborate password notebooks available, this simple journal offers an efficient, address book-style format to securely store usernames, passwords, and website info. Its slim size lets it slip easily into another book or an inconspicuous spot for quick access and safe-keeping. (Of course, it should be kept in a secure place at home or work.) The alphabetized layout makes look-up easy, and it’s small enough to carry in a briefcase, pocket, or purse. Using a pencil, as recommended, is ideal for recording frequent password updates. Each page is divided into three blocks with six lines per block, giving you all the space you need to keep track of login details efficiently.

This password book is exactly what I wanted! I previously had been using a mini address book, but it wasn't designed for passwords as this one is. I like the password book giving plenty of space for the website, username and password, plus extra space for notes. I don't spell out my passwords in case the book is found by an intruder, but my family knows the codes I use and can decipher the passwords. There are also nice features like a bookmark, pen holder and elastic strap. It's perfect for my needs. Highly recommended!

I like this Password Keeper Book because it fits what I'm looking for. I usually struggled with passwords to many of my online accounts. Finding, changing new ones, and organizing them could be a hassle. When I found this Password Keeper with alphabetical tabs, it helped me a lot to organize my accounts and passwords. Not only that this book is in great quality, it also comes in handy.