A great password manager
Posted 2 months, 3 weeks ago at 5:15 am. 1 comment
I’ve been using 1Password for about 2 months now, and I must say, it’s great and you should get it for free while it’s still available. It’s hard to explain what a password manager does until you’ve used one - it basically remembers all your web login names on every blog and website you visit, all your credit card details if you want it to, the different names or addresses you use for different websites, and remembers them according to the site you are on. It can even remember multiple logins for the same site if you use two different login names. It’s like a very clever version of the built in keychain.
I was searching round for a good password manager for free, but I couldn’t find a good one. I tried 1Password fpr 30 days demo and it was great, but it costs $39 - to me a lot to pay for what it does. Then I found this way to get 1Password for free…
If you go to http://agilewebsolutions.com/promo/macgems you can get 1Password for free, but you have to sign up for another product. The great thing is, some of the products you sign up for are also free. So I chose to sign up for snapfish (and received 20 free photos) and then the next day I recieved a free unlock code for 1Password. It really is that easy, and I suggest you do it before it runs out.
There are lots of password managers on the market, many of them still free. I’d love for you to try our product, Passpack, which is a free product that will always remain completely free, no need to sign up for another product as well.
Passpack is online, so your passwords follow you wherever you go, and is a favorite of PC Magazine, Mashable, Webware, lifehacker and we were recently featured on CNN. Again, its completely free, so give it a whirl!
http://www.passpack.com