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On 11/05/2008 12:01 AM, Ben Laurie:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Do you mean the "authentication"? Like you memorize your passwords and move
it around to different platforms? Is this what you are saying or is it
something else?
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That's what I'm saying.
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Nothing more easy than that. Either install the certificate directly
into a smart card or USB smart card capable token (eToken) or the
cheaper solution is to export the certificate from your original
browser, transfer to your other computer (via disk-on-key perhaps) and
install into the browser there.<br>
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