Little Black Book

[Silhouette]

I have a list of addresses that I visit every day, my mailboxes and sites associated with my blog. It would be
great if I had a 'little black book', that I could easily access from my browser and a small window would open
with every address that I would need for my daily errands. My question...is there a tool like this available,if so
where can I find it and it has got to be free...S <_<

[trick-r-treat]

I don't know if this helps, but I have a lot of Tools that I use on Windows Outlook that is similar to this. I got hooked on it at work, and now I use it for personal, too.

[paperclip]

There's Thunderbird, mozilla's version of outlook. It works great and fully compatible with FireFox. You could also check with the FireFox plug-in page to see if there's anything useful

[aquariancore]

Thunderbird is more secure than outlook

[eria]

Try RoboForm, It will save all addresses as well as usernames and passwords and it shows in browser just link google toolbar, you can enter password one time and all others will be avialable automatically when you enter any site

[paperclip]

THose are useful but you need a very secure network. Anybody gets into the network and your passwords are history.

[eria]

THose are useful but you need a very secure network. Anybody gets into the network and your passwords are history.
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which network are you talking about ?

[deanac24]

Yeah I tried Roboform once but I didnt feel my computer was completely secure since it held all my passwords. Anyone gets into my computer, and they get all my passwords. Not good!

[nangel78]

I have not used Thunderbird yet. Thanks for the info. I like Firefox a lot so I will have to check Thunderbird out.