With the notable surge in online virus attacks, web users have become more conscious about security of their content over the web. This rise in malicious attacks has called for some effective preventive measures that can safeguard the data present on the web. A way to do this is to apply password protection to the webpages that prevents these pages from any sort of unauthorized intrusion. If you’re also seeking such password protection measure for your web pages then try out Easy Web Password 1.2. It’s an effective utility for locking HTML webpages and text files by allowing you to add password protection to them. The tool employs effectual encryption algorithms for protecting your web pages. When you apply password protection to Text or HTML files, their content can be seen only if the correct username and password is entered.

The protected files created by the Easy Web Password 1.2 are compatible with all modern browsers. The encrypted files can easily be stored on your PC, website, CD and DVD for further usage. For protecting your HTML files, there’s a simple step-by-step process you need go through. Beginning with the first step, add your HTML and text files for applying the protection. Selecting the files, press ‘Next’ for moving to the further step for applying the username and password to each file. While adding new username and password, you can even choose them to be generated randomly or use the single password mode. Specifying the usernames and passwords, the next step is for setting the Protection type, and enabling the features relating double bytes charset support, creation of backup file, and redirecting to specified web page. After the configurations, the last step lets you lock or unlock the file to apply or remove the protection.

Easy Web Password 1.2 facilitates safeguarding of your text and HTML files with effective password protection.

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