Not The Easiest Choice: What Password Manager Is Best For You?
Programs for password management are becoming more and more essential for our everyday life
. Day by day the volumes of information to keep in mind grow and it's getting really hard to do without a good software assistant.
Choosing the best password manager program is not a trivial matter because today there are so many of them available, and at first glance they don't differ in anything accept user's interface. But there are a lot of factors one should look into before pick out a program.
My first password manager was KeyWallet. I did love it for easy interface and great user-friendliness. But then I started to look for a manager that can integrate to my Firefox and be installed on a flash key. I've tried three: Aurora, Handy Password and Cute Password Manager. Anyway, if you are trying to make a choice look thoroughly for the following features:
Security. Why else did we start all this stuff? Security includes not only encryption and auto filling. It is important that a password manager program should have a multiuser interface.
Compatibility. Pick out one that is compatible with your OS and favorite browser (if you're going to use it as a toolbar).
Ease of use. You should easily work with the program: know how to save, change and fill your passwords.
The final choice depends on additional features set (built-in password generator, form filler and other), interface and other preferences.