Options for storing passwords from FTP?

Question

Passwords

You have to move between computers.
With passwords from sites, everything is clear.

But where to store FTP passwords?
What would be on the new machine, in a couple of clicks, to be on the ftp of your hosting

Options:
- Storing data in google docs, sending it to yourself by mail
- PortableSoft + DropBox

What else?

Answer 1

I use the password store - keepassX, it's enough for me: in one keystroke, you can copy the address, then the login, then the password. Available for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android. I store the database on a flash drive, it is, of course, password-protected, in the same place the client is under the wines. Quite so comfortable

Answer 2

KeePass + Dropbox. I use this scheme myself.

Answer 3

What's the problem then? Send yourself an email with passwords, or a document in Google Docs.
Such a letter can always be found by searching.

Answer 4

And some portable ftp-client will not work?

Answer 5

Ah, another great option then: store passwords in your head. Probably the most versatile ;)

Answer 6

Okay, I'll add the additions "No copy-pasting, and sending passwords to myself"

Answer 7

If 2 machines can't be compromised then www.truecrypt.org/ , I store everything there in a container and the laptop itself is fully encrypted too. I advise everyone.

Answer 8

Generate a password using a master password, there is no need to store anything, except for a script / program.
In Google it is possible to find from 10 implementations. For this I have a python script for Linux and a C # / WPF program for win.

Answer 9

I use keymemo.com.

Answer 10

last pass