After all, analog is the best?
It is now commonplace to use multiple websites such as email services, web shops, and SNS. Inevitably, the number of IDs and passwords will increase by the number of sites, and you may forget the ones you use less frequently ... (unless they are all the same).
Is the ID an email address? What was that?
The recommended management method for such people is the "password management book" found at the 100-yen shop "Can Do". You can manage a total of 60 IDs and passwords with a notebook the size of a notebook.
"Password management book"
Notebook size and compact
In addition to the site name, ID, and password fields, there are also registered e-mail addresses (which I personally forget the most) and free memo fields, so you can write in all the information that is easy to forget. Operation is at your own risk, but it may be helpful if you write down only the sites that you do not use often.
There is also a column where you can write "secret question" and "card information" * Fictitious content
Two lines of password field that can be changed
It is not recommended to carry it around because it will be difficult if the management book itself is peeped or lost, but if you carry it, it may be better to keep it as a hint and not write detailed information. Hmm. Of course, the price is 100 yen (excluding tax), which is an analog item that can survive the Internet society.