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Use a password manager my guy
I don't trust them.
Even locally? https://keepassxc.org/ can be an option
I didn't either, so I self-host mine via vaultwarden. My passwords never leave my own systems (unless being used to login ofc), except for transit between my server and client devices. That is encrypted before storage or flight then wrapped in tls for https and again for a vpn connection (also self-hosted).
on a work computer?
You can use the manager on your phone to display the password you're having a hard time remembering sonyou can manually type it in, while still keeping it stored securely instead of just a plain text note on your phone.
You can also login to your password manager via web browser to copy/paste between it and login pages. Wouldn't be my choice, but it's an option. (not gonna enter my password vaults details on a work computer unless that vault only contains work logins.)