10 Best Password Managers For You!

10 Best Password Managers For You!

Here we have come up with 10 most helpful picks for you among bunch of password managers around us.    Sunday, October 05, 2014:  Your life must not have been that much easy that you would love to fill in your brain with countless log-ins and passwords. You can't even not it down somewhere, because you know, you hardly have any idea who your real enemy is. So what to do? Well, that's when some fantastically secure password management applications come into action to remember, store, manage and secure your passwords, without any effort on your part. You have to, of course, select the best one, download and install it. Rest will be taken care by your chosen password manager only. So here we have come up with 10 most helpful picks for you among bunch of password managers around us: 1. LastPass: LastPass is the most popular password manager which runs on almost every operating system. When used on desktops, it gets installed as a browser extension. LastPass automatically fills out forms, allows import and export, permits sharing of passwords through the Internet, creates and keeps simple notes, generates complex passwords and also creates a USB key using Google Authenticator Support. 2. Clipperz: Clipperz is a web-based password manager and it's open-source. It supports direct one-click logins, provides encrypted HTML copy for offline read-only use, records log-in history, works on any OS and generates passwords. 3. Sxipper: Sxipper is a Firefox extension which allows password management, auto-logins and automatic form filling in Firefox. Sxipper is best if you if you don't want to manually create multiple identities to fill in forms. Sxipper ensures all of your passwords are safely encrypted and stored on your computer. 4. Password Genie: It's not only about passwords and PINs but it also serves as an information management app. The app stores passwords and personal information and provides space to store personal information such as PINs, credit card information and even birthday reminders. Though it's built for mobile platforms mainly, but it offers a desktop client too. 5. Yadabyte Passwords: It's a portable password manager which creates master passwords and then also types usernames, passwords and URLs for all the services for password database. Though it's very user-friendly, it cannot organize accounts in groups. 6. KeePass: KeePass is free, open source and easy-to-use password manager which secures passwords with a single master password or a key-file on your computer. Though it's meant for Windows systems, it's compatible with OS X and Linux systems too. 7. SplashID: This password manager is called the bestseller as it's used by more than one million users. SplashID is meant for mobile platforms and it supports almost every mobile OS including Blackberry, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, WebOS and PalmOS. It has clients for Windows and Mac too. 8. Password Gorilla: This password manager stores log-in information and notes and it comprises single executable which creates a database and also saves it to a specified location. It's portable and it can also create groups and subgroups to organize passwords and sites. 9. RoboForm: RoboForm is a popular password and form management application which can be used on Windows only. It can also create identities to automatically fill in web forms. 10. Dashlane: Apart from password management, Dashlane's key features include securing passwords and storing online receipts. Online shopping as well as online transaction also becomes more secure with this app and it's available for Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android.