So I can set a password to stop prying eyes accessing the drive's contents? Is this secure enough for me to want to buy it to replace my non-U3 drive?
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19-10-2006, 03:11 PM #11
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20-10-2006, 05:42 PM #12
Only you can decide if it's worth the money...
If you are going to buy a new drive, I would definitely get one of the Sandisk Cruzers.
Here is some information on the Sandisk encryption programs:
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Cata...lications.aspx
This website describes their two encryption products: CruzerSync and CruzerLock.
CruzerSync is the same as DmailerSync and you can trial that software for free on your current drive:
http://www.dmailer.com/site/dmailers...ailersync.html
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23-10-2006, 09:02 AM #13
U3 drives aside I've been playing with Firefox Portable (FP). Importing bookmarks was a breeze. I exported my passwords from Firefox (desktop) and imported them into FP but when I visit a site for which I have saved a password the input fields are not filled in for me. This happened for the handful of sites I visited so I gave up and filled in the usernames and passwords. Strangely FP did not ask me to remember the passwords. Anyone had this problem?
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