A diary with a lock: two-factor and quick lock
Your diary is private, and you can make it harder for others to open. Add two-factor authentication to your account and lock your session whenever you step away.
Two-factor authentication
With two-factor authentication, signing in needs your password and a second code, so a stolen password alone does not open your diary.
Quick lock
Lock your session instantly with Ctrl+Shift+L. To get back in, you unlock it with your password. It works on its own, whether or not you use the inactivity lock.
Inactivity lock
On Complete, idazery can lock the session by itself after a period without activity, so a screen left open does not stay open.
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