Most Internet places you visit do not require you to be a "member" and to "log in"...But some do !..The links to these places are referred to in Netsso as "Login Links In these cases, Netsso can log you in, after you double click on the link, only if you have told Netsso your particular username and password for the target websites. You do this by demonstrating a log in to Netsso one time, and Netsso records and memorises the log in details (- your "Credentials"-) in a special small program called the LoginPilot. Having demonstrated a Login Link to Netsso one time, you can later go to that website from any LoginPilot-enabled computer simply by double-clicking the link name on your Netsso "desktop". The LoginPilot - which sits on the local computer, not on Netsso's servers- will automatically remember your credentials for that website and "dial" you in. This obviates the need for you to remember website addresses (urls), or login usernames, or passwords. Consequently, it means you can use highly random passwords, normally impossible to remember, or for hackers to guess, and different random passwords for every web place where you need them. This, in itself, provides you greater security on the internet than any other password system; and is, at the same time, far easier to use and manage than any other system.(All you even need to remember--and you Must Not Forget It- is your own Master Password for Netsso) However, so far, this LoginPilot system, with its automatic dialling of websites and their login credentials, only works 100% in Internet Explorer, FireFox, Google Chrome, Safari. In other browsers, Netsso can only deliver you a copy of your login credentials, when you double-click the link-so that you can copy-paste in the details manually when logging into a site...which is still better than having to remember them! The LoginPilot must be downloaded and installed, one time only, into any PC where Netsso is to be used. This takes a few seconds.
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