Can never remember all my passwords. Any thoughts on what is the best Password saving app out there?
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What is the Password saving app?
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sparkomatic
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Nanook
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I've used PasswordWallet for years, and like that it has a Mac client that syncs to their iPhone app. The Mac client is paid, and iPhone is free.
http://www.selznick.com/products/passwordwallet/
http://www.selznick.com/products/passwordwallet/
Knowlege Bomb
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Another vote for 1Password.
They're in the process of doing some major updates. I'm not sure if it's happened yet but after they're done upgrading they're hiking the price from the $3.99 (I think) it is now up over $10.
They're in the process of doing some major updates. I'm not sure if it's happened yet but after they're done upgrading they're hiking the price from the $3.99 (I think) it is now up over $10.
That's for 1Password Pro. The regular version will remain the same price at 4.99$ while Pro version will go from 5.99$ to 12.99$.
Either way, 1Password is the password app that I ever use by none.
emailYasmin
macrumors member
I use 1Password Pro. But Since I use PC desktop, backup is not very easy. So I am looking for an alternate.
I love 1Password Pro and 1Password for Mac.
I'm especially partial to the Mac version because it works with all 3 of the browsers I have installed (Safari, Firefox and Camino). I'm pretty fickle about browsers, and switch way too often.
I'm especially partial to the Mac version because it works with all 3 of the browsers I have installed (Safari, Firefox and Camino). I'm pretty fickle about browsers, and switch way too often.
GfPQqmcRKUvP
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SplashID
Most of these apps do the same thing, so you need to find a differentiating factor. That factor is SplashID's customer service: They respond to all emails within 24 hours, will listen to your suggestions and implement them if it's a good idea. They have a lively forum on their site and they really listen to their users.
Most of these apps do the same thing, so you need to find a differentiating factor. That factor is SplashID's customer service: They respond to all emails within 24 hours, will listen to your suggestions and implement them if it's a good idea. They have a lively forum on their site and they really listen to their users.
Gokunama
macrumors 6502a
It's a pretty basic but full featured app. I don't know if it backs up on a PC, but it's got email back up, a nice addition for those that don't have WiFi on their computer.