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| When you use any bookmark program, it launches your browser and loads the website. WebM8 goes one step further - As the website loads, Webm8 displays a small window on top of your browser with your username and password ready to paste in. |
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Description:
All in one - bookmark, password and form-filling program.
When you use any bookmark program, it launches your browser and loads the website. WebM8 goes one step further - As the website loads, Webm8 displays a small window on top of your browser with your username and password ready to paste in. With a single click on it's Auto-Insert button WebM8 will fill the log-in form, click the submit button and minimize out of the way. If you have log in screens that are more complicated than just Username and password - No Problem - WebM8 can set option buttons and drop down lists as well as fill any number of text fields.
WebM8 can handle up to 950 websites, each with it's own log in data and freehand notes and, as an added bonus, the small window can be used without a bookmark to paste details like name, address and credit card information to any online form. | System Requirements:
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12 month renewal charging scrapped in favor of outright purchase at $39 | | A - Webm8 4.30.001 Download from wcarchive.cdrom.com |
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