1Password is a manager to keep all your passwords protected from prying eyes. It stands out for its excellent integration with the operating system and the web browsers you use. Thanks to its master password design, this tool will keep your passwords, secret notes, and bank information safe, protecting all of them at the same time. 1Password is a full-featured password and identity manager. 1Password allows you to quickly save new Logins from within supported browsers. 3 months free with 1-year plan. $2.99/month for.
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It works with any program or web browser on your computer including Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Unlike other password managers, that just used to keep and recall passwords, Sticky Password integrates password management features to any program on your computer.
Note: Sticky Password Free is no longer supported. You can get the latest version of Sticky Password here.
You can access and manage your passwords immediately! Forget about 'prehistoric' searching through the list of passwords. Of cource passwords are filled to appropriate fields automatically, but what if you have several passwords stored for an account? We have a solution.
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Sticky Password completes even the longest forms for you - automatically. No need to register every time you shop or download – once you've stored your information in the password manager, you can recall it instantly on any device whenever you need it.
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With all that you do online, it's a challenge to create and remember passwords for your favorite sites and apps – whether it be email, social networks, shopping, banking, magazines and other subscriptions, or school and community groups.
Only One Password to Remember
Your master password is the only one you need to remember - Sticky Password does the rest. If you have passwords set up already, just import them when you install the software. And whenever you need a new password, Sticky Password creates one for you - automatically.
Unbeatable Security
Sticky Password creates the strongest possible passwords and stores them behind multiple layers of protection. Your password manager database is encrypted with powerful encryption algorithms, including military-grade AES encryption.
Support For All Your Devices
Sticky Password supports Windows, iPhones, iPads, and Android devices; support for Mac is also being considered. So no matter where you are or what device you use all your passwords and personal form-filling information are just a click or tap away.
What Are You Waiting For?
Download a 30-day full-function trial version of Sticky Password today. We guarantee you'll be so impressed, you'll want it on hand in your browser for ever! After 30 days, the synchronization goes away, and you'll be restricted to 15 accounts, so keep that in mind.
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- Added download link macOS version 8.0.285
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1Password also includes a password generator, so you'll always have safe passwords that are difficult to guess. The software will keep all your information safe, and you can activate it to access your accounts or to fill out forms safely and automatically from your browser. This tool is compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Internet Explorer, so you can enjoy all its functions regardless of which browser you use.
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