Have you ever been stuck in front of your Mozilla Firefox wondering which password you used on a website? Do you have a Post-it note on your monitor with all of your Internet passwords because they're all too complicated to remember? These days are now over: with A&H Software's FingerAuth Password Manager you can enter your passwords on Mozilla Firefox with just the touch of your finger.
By using an ordinary fingerprint reader, you simply touch the reader with any finger and the software will enter the information for you instantly, instead of filling in all of the fields of a login page.
In order to log in with your fingerprints, you register them once with the program. When you touch the reader with a finger, FingerAuth Password Manager compares the scanned fingerprint with the ones already registered by you to verify your identity. Once it's confirmed, and only if so, your login information, such as your user name and password, is submitted to the website.
Windows XP and Windows Vista users who use DigitalPersona Password Manager 1.0 or 2.0 with Internet Explorer may also comfortably use FingerAuth Password Manager with no conflict between them. There's no need of uninstalling, reinstalling or modifying none of the programs: both coexist perfectly and work without any conflict in the same machine.
FingerAuth Password Manager is compatible with Windows 98 or later, and compatible with Firefox 1.5 and 2.0, thus not requiring you to switch your operating system or upgrade your machine just to have the functionality of fingerprints for Internet.
And maximizing your choice of fingerprint readers, FingerAuth Password Manager is compatible with several models, all of them available in the stores, including the Microsoft Fingerprint Reader, and not only for Windows XP or Windows Vista, but also for all other compatible operating systems.