Sticky Password creates a password storehouse for passwords throughout your system, although the program is somewhat more limited than that sounds. In addition to the generally strong password management feature, the keystone of the program, it offers a good selection of useful secondary features to bolster its value.
Sticky Password will import passwords from your browser, and ask you to create a master password for accessing them. That same master password can be used to restrict access to your computer, requiring the master pass before resuming from sleep or hibernation. It supports multiple accounts, fast access via the system tray to your password data, and lets you leave passwords unchanged as you edit the URL they work with, and to leave comments on them as well. It allows for USB, Bluetooth, and password-based authentication, and comes with a customized portable version creator, so you can carry Sticky Password on a USB key.
The password generator automatically copies the new password to your clipboard, then auto-deletes it after a few minutes. These all ran without flaw.
To work with Internet Explorer, users must manually disable IE's autocomplete feature. We found many programs that it didn't work with, including multiprotocol instant messaging clients like Pidgin, Adobe AIR-based apps like TweetDeck, Foxit Reader for PDFs, or the e-mail clients Outlook and Thunderbird. Even more frustratingly, Sticky Password seemed to cause stability problems on our Windows XP test computer. Crashes and Web site compatibility issues spiked in the days following installation.
Features:
- protect yourself
- generate, encrypt, and store strong passwords
- protection against identity theft, phishing and keyloggers
- save time
- login automatically to your favorite websites
- fill in online forms with one click
- get organized
- easily manage your application and website passwords
- USB portable version: take all your passwords with you
Sticky Password PRO v6.0.8.437
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