Have you ever thought that how much time you spend on internet browsing, remembering different username/password or logging into different sites for checking mails etc… or performing regular internet activities.
A website – webwalks.com has been launched to save our time spend on all these activities and improve work efficiency and save your time as well as energy. It has been developed by a group of young experts headed by psychologist Dr Jawahar Surisetti and comprising of IIM alumni Vinit Singh and computer whizkids Apurva Singh and Raman Sinha.
Webwalks helps you to:
• Manage your all web accounts at one place – Gmail, Yahoo, MSN, Rediff, AOl
• Just remember one password instead of tons of passwords and direct login to desired website
• Manage your social networking accounts through one place – Orkut, Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook & Myspace
• Multi – IM chat with friends
• Tweet Update…a lot more
However, I have found some flaws in the system:
• Can read mails only, cant delete mails
• See only scrap updates, no photo, video update etc…
• Quick Login doesn’t work well
It’s a good example of aggregated online presence but it needs some improvements and new concept implementations.
Hi,
looks nice works nice but dont know how safe it is ??
Hey,
Google Chrome and even Firefox (I think) remembers all my usernames and passwords.. I dont rememeber a single one of them these days..
Browsers are installed on PC and can be used only for that machine…means its a thick client and this is a web-app, first of its kind to remember all ur credentials online.U can access this from any PC, ne where in this world and enjoy the ease of use.
The security on this website is very high, all ur credentials,username and passwords are encypted and u can fully trust this website.
QuickLogin is working fine and its a very good and a new feature in the world of web.
Webwalks is the snapshot of all ur personal updates and there are many features which are those website, but it is fetching the important data for which u mainly go to these websites like gmail,orkut or facebook.
if any other queries u can tweet me.
Raman
And here I thought that passwords were stored as hashes to make them non retrievable.