Best (free) Password Keeper?

[felloffthetruck]

I've been using Dashlane on all my devices for a long time now. Been happy with it.

Does the Free version work fine or do you have the paid version?

 

[-Scienide-]

Does the Free version work fine or do you have the paid version?

The free version works fine but won't sync between desktop and other devices. Paid version syncs everything all the time. I had the free version for a long time and then decided it was pretty damn good and shelled out for the paid version.

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[hemant#IM]

I use Last pass got 6 months with s6 gifts and then bought that package where u had 1 year sub for evernote, Last pass, pocket etc. It works even for apps so worth it.

 

[felloffthetruck]

The free version works fine but won't sync between desktop and other devices. Paid version syncs everything all the time. I had the free version for a long time and then decided it was pretty damn good and shelled out for the paid version.

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I don't mind paying for good software but hate to pay a yearly fee. I would purchase the paid version if it was only a one time charge.

 

[-Scienide-]

I don't mind paying for good software but hate to pay a yearly fee. I would purchase the paid version if it was only a one time charge.

I get that. I bet one of the other apps mentioned in this thread will do the job for you.

They are all pretty good these days.

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[felloffthetruck]

I already have 1 Password paid version but do like Dashlane.

 

[nelamvr6]

I use LastPass. It works great, plus it has a great Chrome extension, so it works on my browser when I'm in Windows or in Linux.

 

[calicocat2010]

UPM. Saves your database via Dropbox or sends to your email..Syncs your information and to All devices.

 

[jimbl]

Does the Free version work fine or do you have the paid version?

The free version works fine but won't sync between desktop and other devices. Paid version syncs everything all the time. I had the free version for a long time and then decided it was pretty damn good and shelled out for the paid version.

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I hope I don't jinx myself here, but I have Dashlane on my work laptop, home PC, tablet and phone. They all sync up just fine, and I've never paid a dime for Dashlane.

 

[felloffthetruck]

I hope I don't jinx myself here, but I have Dashlane on my work laptop, home PC, tablet and phone. They all sync up just fine, and I've never paid a dime for Dashlane.

I downloaded Dashlane and mine say I have a 30 day trial of premium. Maybe it keeps working after the 30 day trial?
I'm also a little skeptical of Dashlane with my passwords and personal information.

 

[jimbl]

I downloaded Dashlane and mine say I have a 30 day trial of premium. Maybe it keeps working after the 30 day trial?
I'm also a little skeptical of Dashlane with my passwords and personal information.

Hmmm...I've been using Dashlane for years, so maybe I'm "grandfathered" into the premium features?

 

[-Scienide-]

Hmmm...I've been using Dashlane for years, so maybe I'm "grandfathered" into the premium features?

Possible. I've only had it for a year and half. I got a lot of premium time for free by referring friends to sign up though. I only paid for the premium this year when I got a new phone and needed to sync all my passwords again.

 

[-Scienide-]

I downloaded Dashlane and mine say I have a 30 day trial of premium. Maybe it keeps working after the 30 day trial?
I'm also a little skeptical of Dashlane with my passwords and personal information.

I wouldn't worry. Its supposed to be encrypted at the user end. They don't get access the data as far as i know. I might be talking crap though, I'm no expert.

 

[FuzzyB]

Try b-folders. Love it. It syncs with pc and is free.

 

[wrecklass]

Lastpass user for several users. Premium version has been terrific for me and they keep adding features.

Also what someone else said. All of the good managers encrypt the data before it ever gets uploaded to the cloud. The danger of getting your data hacked is extremely low.

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