The notepad application or a pad of sticky notes with which to decorate your monitor with the halo of arcane sigils known to ward off security breaches?
Both. I like to keep a file in notepad updated with all my corporate passwords, which I then print and post on the wall by my monitor.
I also use a label maker to fix the login credentials for shared computers on the backside of their keyboards.
I suspect people like me are the reason my firm is trying so hard to migrate to single sign in instead of dozens of unique passwords which require updates
I absolutely loathe needing to know more than one password per sector of my life - ideally I'd prefer a password manager as they're more flexible.. but SSO is alright too.
> I also use a label maker to fix the login credentials for shared computers on the backside of their keyboards.
That's not terrible, depends on the level of physical security you have
> which I then print and post on the wall by my monitor.
That's pretty bad any any passing person or camera can see them
> Both. I like to keep a file in notepad updated with all my corporate passwords
That's the worst of your 3 methods though, but for many attacks is more secure in practice than using chrome/google sharing, especially if the file isn't called "password.txt" or similar.
