best password app

[Fantom555]

there are a few password apps out there which one is easy to use between the iphone and firefox or safri. i have 1password but i dont think its fair to pay for the app when i have the program. and the program became to much. what i need is simple.

 

[GoCubsGo]

1 password. It's been said time and time again. 🙂

 

[Knowlege Bomb]

As always, Jessica is spot on.

 

[SkillsToShow]

Yup, I have been using 1password for a while and I can say it works well for me.

 

[eawmp1]

Agreed! And you can't beat the desktop version/iPhone App integration.

 

[Jayden0606]

How about for those who have windows? KeePass was my favorite in the BlackBerry world.

 

[GfPQqmcRKUvP]

I think SplashID is the password app to beat. Great desktop/iPhone integration, a great application, and best of all, responsive customer service reps that will help you the same day and are responsive to feature requests.

I've had SplashID on all my previous pocket pc's and computers and it's a must-have. I highly recommend them.

 

[Eso]

I think SplashID is the password app to beat.

I agree. I got 1Password back when it was free and deleted it while it was still free. SplashID is so much more powerful and flexible. Not only can you store web passwords, you can store just about any other info you want - credit cards, DVD collection, memberships, etc. You can customize categories, types of records, and fields. Finally, you can search search through the entire database. Changing your email and need to update your online accounts? Just search for '@' or 'email' to find all your accounts with that email.

 

[LostLogik]

Deleted due to duff info

 

[GoCubsGo]

I agree. I got 1Password back when it was free and deleted it while it was still free. SplashID is so much more powerful and flexible. Not only can you store web passwords, you can store just about any other info you want - credit cards, DVD collection, memberships, etc. You can customize categories, types of records, and fields. Finally, you can search search through the entire database. Changing your email and need to update your online accounts? Just search for '@' or 'email' to find all your accounts with that email.

While I agree with you on most parts, frankly I'd like my passwords separate from my DVD collection. I allow others to view my DVD collection on my computers. They need not be involved in my private data. 🙂