You'll need to be logged in as an administrator to add SpeedyPassword to a Windows PC (XP to 8). We installed SpeedyPassword's browser extension in Chrome. It's easy: Just click the big green bar labeled "Add to Chrome," click "Add New Extension" when prompted, and then click the app's browser icon to sign up for a free account. You can also click "Get Started Now" to add an account. To sign up, you'll need to provide your name, e-mail address, and, most importantly, a strong Master Password. Your Master Password is the only point of access to your accounts, and Speedy Password's administrators can't access or recover it, so don't lose it! If your password is weak, the password strength indicator offers tips for beefing it up. Five easy signup steps include an account image tool and the ability to start off by adding your log-in info for Facebook, Twitter, and other sites. We could also add sites, manually, from SpeedyPassword's pop-up interface, which also accesses Settings and a Password Generator. We browsed to a secure site, but instead of entering our log-in data, we clicked SpeedyPassword's icon and then clicked the site's thumbnail. SpeedyPassword did the rest.
