I created a php script a while back that when visited asks for a one-time password (I carry around a small list with some randomly generated passwords). Once you enter the correct password (there's also a master password to print the lists etc.) it lets me chose which site/sites I want to login to and logs me in automatically, this way I only ever need to carry around one password at the time and I can still access my stuff anywhere without worry. I doubt anyone is targeting me with man-in-the-middle attacks anyway.
And highly critical information? I just don't access that, sensitive emails, bank info, etc. This is something I just wouldn't do on a public terminal.
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Personally I use my own server to login anywhere.
I created a php script a while back that when visited asks for a one-time password (I carry around a small list with some randomly generated passwords). Once you enter the correct password (there's also a master password to print the lists etc.) it lets me chose which site/sites I want to login to and logs me in automatically, this way I only ever need to carry around one password at the time and I can still access my stuff anywhere without worry.
I doubt anyone is targeting me with man-in-the-middle attacks anyway.
And highly critical information? I just don't access that, sensitive emails, bank info, etc. This is something I just wouldn't do on a public terminal.