Fill in your FM email address and password below. (The data is hashed and encoded locally with Javascript on your own CPU, it's not sent across the network in anyway).
You can copy the URL below to create bookmark which will directly log you into your account.
Alternatively, you can just drag this link to your browsers links bar to create the shortcut.
(waiting for input above)Your password is quite visible in the URL. This URL is useful if you trust that no one else has access to your machine and are quite happy to have a link sitting somewhere that will log you straight into your account. If someone happens to get hold of this link by accident, you can stop them using it simply by changing your password.
You can copy the URL below to create bookmark which will directly log you into your account.
Alternatively, you can just drag this link to your browsers links bar to create the shortcut.
(waiting for input above)In this case the password has been "hashed". This means it's passed through a one-way function which creates an output value that is basically unique based on the input value (your password), but which cannot be reversed to retrieve your original password. For more information, see these links:
Wikipedia reference on hash functions
Wikipedia reference on SHA1 hash function
Again If someone happens to get hold of this link by accident, you can stop them using it simply by changing your password.
You can copy the URL below to create bookmark which will directly log you into your account.
Alternatively, you can just drag this link to your browsers links bar to create the shortcut.
(waiting for input above)This is just a simple obfuscation technique to hide the password from someone quickly glancing at the URL.
This is just a simple obfuscation technique to hide the email address from many spiders.