Been waiting for this password manager to come up as a discount. Just received a notification that it's 50% off the usual price.
OS X version was $51.99, now $25.99.
iOS version was $18.99, now $9.49.
Feel free to suggest if there is another password manager worth purchasing.
Lets not forget Lastpass too :) -Different functionality but if you want to be super cheap, it can kind of do a similar job.
I have been using LastPass for years. Works across all browsers. https://lastpass.com/
Windows Mac and Linux.
It is free to use.
I choose to pay $12 per year for the Premium option which opens up al lof the mobile platform Apps plus other stuff.
https://lastpass.com/features_compare.php
this is great software (indispensable for me), but the price has jumped up dramatically over the years. i haven't tried the alternatives mentioned, but they may be worth a go before you buy this
use Dashlane!!!its awesome :)
Another Lastpass user here. Can't justify the exorbitant cost of covering my many and various devices.
1 Password is a great password manager and can recommend it. The web browser integration is not that great anymore and fails every now and then. I got it in a Mac Bundle for cheaper. They usually have these sales when there is a new version soon - and it is expensive to upgrade - http://blog.agilebits.com/2013/05/24/1password-4-for-mac-is-…
According to the AgileBits site, if you buy 3.x now, the upgrade to 4.x is free.
I've been using 1Password for a while after picking it up in a Mac Bundle a few years ago, the iOS App integration with Dropbox syncing works really nicely. If I was starting from scratch though I'd probably try out the free Keepass option suggested above. KeePassX was really clunky when I used it before switching to 1Password though.
Hi, just wondering why you would you use this app instead of Keychain Access?
you can autocomplete and store more stuff, eg numerous credit cards, addresses, software serials etcetc
It's cross platform, generates secure passwords, and syncs to all your devices via DropBox.
Im also a 1Password user. It is a great piece of software and I would be lost without it.
Happy to pay the full price for a piece of software I use every day, so this price is a bargain.
Been using 1password for many years and it works well
I did get it when it was a lot cheaper for the mac plus I got the windows version in a bundle
once you own it, the upgrade price are reasonable.
Plus if you have the IOS version it can sync very easy between devices.
I just have to add to what others say: it's a polished, very capable, and actively supported and maintained piece of software. Having said that, I have not used the other managers extensively / at all, so they may be equally as good or better.
It manages logins, non-login credentials (e.g., router passwords and details, computer user accounts, etc.), software serial numbers and metadata (purchase source/date/amount/registered user name), finance accounts, and various online identities (auto-fill, of course) really well.
When I visit a new site and wish to create a new account, I use it to auto-fill my various details - including generating a strong password I never care to remember - and it remembers it all for later use.
Auto-login, seamless sync across devices via Dropbox, and responsive support are all highlights. Like iiCaptain, I've been using it for years, and like andrewchang it's something I use many times daily, so needless to say, it's highly recommended.
Hmm. I continually hear that it's well designed and intuitive to use, but it's still a lot to pay for a password manager when my Keepass (Win)+KeepassX (Mac)+MiniKeePass (iOS)+Dropbox setup is 100% free and integrates with Chrome.