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this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2023
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What to do instead - be a normal human and create an account at the website.
After generating a unique email and password combination for said website.
...then storing that information in Chrome's auto-fill because that's way too much to remember. And the circle is complete.
Bitwarden, everybody!
Edit: and F I R E F O X
This is the way.
Password manager. Now if I could just get Google to purge all my old passwords, that would be great.
No problem, just use new passwords.
I do.
https://www.guerrillamail.com/
I use Fastmail.
And get your login details stolen because they didn't hah and salt passwords correctly when the site is almost immediately hacked.
random password, email alias
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