I’ve become the tech guy, and family are extremely entitled to my services. My mom especially. BTW I can’t cut her out, because I still live with her and she EXPECTS me to fix anything computer related. She won’t take no for an answer.

I’ve tried to keep track of her passwords with a password manager, I’ve spent literally 8 hours in a single day filling out captchas and replacing passwords, and I’ve spent even more time trying to teach my mom how to use the manager.

She CAN’T learn it, and always makes a new password, which she doesnt keep track of and expects me to fix it. What the hell do it do? She uses firefox, with auto refill on, but it doesn’t autofill on her iphone.

    • AbouBenAdhem@lemmy.worldEnglish
      121·
      3 days ago

      OP says part of their problem is that their mom wants to access the passwords from her phone.

      • undefined
        9·
        3 days ago

        Sounds like mom can’t fuck with inputting passwords at all.

        • weeeeum@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
          12·
          3 days ago

          Yep. She CANNOT copy and paste. I’ve tried to teach her, long hold and tap copy, hold and tap paste, but it just doesn’t click.

          • fsxylo@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
            101·
            3 days ago

            She wants you to be her bitch. If she could she’d make you take a shit for her.

            Old people aren’t stupid. Somehow they got that old. “Can’t” nah, “won’t”.

          • undefined
            2·
            3 days ago

            Here’s to wishing Webauthn will suddenly take off.

              • undefined
                1·
                2 days ago

                Why not? Maybe because I’m in the Apple walled garden I’ve been spoiled, but it’s literally just scan face/finger (depending on device) and go on. It’s dead simple, and if websites would stop prompting for a username/password beforehand that would be even better.

                  • undefined
                    1·
                    20 hours ago

                    Huh? It wouldn’t require a username/password at all (at least in the HTML form sense) so there’s a much lesser chance of chaos happening.

                    Have you used it before?