I have a password issue with skype that almost reaches philosophical heights:
I have a skype account, which works well on my MacBook. But today I thought I would install it on my iPhone, therefore needing my password. Realizing I hadn't used it for quite a while, since I've checked the "remember password"- box, I searched in Keychain but the password wasn't saved there. Nevertheless Skype remembers the password and automatically logs in, so I could see what my e-mail address was and use the "recover password"-future on their website. However, when I try to do that it says it doesn't recognize my e-mail address. So I open the skype application again where I, instead of "my profile", go to "view account". There I can see that while my "profile e-mail address" is there, there's no "registered e-mail adress" which apparently is something else, meaning I can't recover my password like that.
So the question is, how do I recover my password from the skype application? (guessing that would be the solution) I've found an application that does this for windows but not for mac.
Thanks for any answers! Jonatan
I have a skype account, which works well on my MacBook. But today I thought I would install it on my iPhone, therefore needing my password. Realizing I hadn't used it for quite a while, since I've checked the "remember password"- box, I searched in Keychain but the password wasn't saved there. Nevertheless Skype remembers the password and automatically logs in, so I could see what my e-mail address was and use the "recover password"-future on their website. However, when I try to do that it says it doesn't recognize my e-mail address. So I open the skype application again where I, instead of "my profile", go to "view account". There I can see that while my "profile e-mail address" is there, there's no "registered e-mail adress" which apparently is something else, meaning I can't recover my password like that.
So the question is, how do I recover my password from the skype application? (guessing that would be the solution) I've found an application that does this for windows but not for mac.
Thanks for any answers! Jonatan