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linereader · 04-26-2013, 07:34 PM

KeePass http://www.keepass.info
I have yet to see anything as good as this, and the remarkable thing is it's free.

I can take it with me everywhere, and there are compatible KeePass programs (made by third-parties) that can open KeePass databases on phones (see the site for links), so you're never without your passwords. I still use version 1.x of KeePass for the PC since nearly all third-party KeePass programs are compatible with version 1 KeePass databases.

The phrase 'must-have' is used too loosely these days, but for me this is what defines it.

Too many features to list, some which only became evident with long-term use. I cannot live without it. And your passwords are not stored on some third-party server 'managing them' for you.

04-26-2013, 07:34 PM	#38
linereader Enthusiast Posts: 27 Karma: 74200 Join Date: Oct 2011 Device: none	KeePass http://www.keepass.info I have yet to see anything as good as this, and the remarkable thing is it's free. I can take it with me everywhere, and there are compatible KeePass programs (made by third-parties) that can open KeePass databases on phones (see the site for links), so you're never without your passwords. I still use version 1.x of KeePass for the PC since nearly all third-party KeePass programs are compatible with version 1 KeePass databases. The phrase 'must-have' is used too loosely these days, but for me this is what defines it. Too many features to list, some which only became evident with long-term use. I cannot live without it. And your passwords are not stored on some third-party server 'managing them' for you.