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I am using Voxalot's PDA Web Callback server on/with my Motorola GPRS/EDGE cell phone Motorola V-235. My cell phone is inexpensive generic one, with a simple built-in internet browser based on WAP-protocol only.

My phone's internet browser appears to be capable of storing login/password information for Voxalot, but does it purely. Sometimes it does remember my Voxalot login/password, but many more times it does NOT. It is very annoying to re-enter login/password on a cell-phone handset, particularly when walking or driving.

By the way, when entering my Voxalot's login/password on my cell phone, I do tick the check-mark 'Remember me', but it does help much.

I do not know if the problem is on Voxalot's side, or my cell provider (Canada's Fido) side or my cell phone browser side. I would like to find a simple and inexpensive solution to it. One would be to get another inexpensive cell hand set, but it should be 4-band (i.e. so-called 'world-phone'). But there is no guarantee that a new sell phone will remember passwords, either.

Can Voxalot create a separate assess to PDA Web Call Book, for which password protection is optional? So one can place calls at numbers in the Book without entering one's Voxalot password?

I did try Java-based Opera web browser, it can run on my handset, but it cannot connect to Internet properly as I have only WAP-plan and no data plan.