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I am presently using gator as my password manager. I think its excellent, however they are shutting down.

So my question is................what, in everyones opinion is as simple and / or as good as gator for a password manager?????????

Thanks


To be honest, I don't think that many people here would use a password manager. Simply because it's too risky to use it. However, I use a notepad'ish program called LockNote which uses either 128 or 256-bit encryption. I forget which. On that proggy, I keep accounts and passwords. I have that program on a USB drive that I keep safe which I also have password locked and encrypted. Im just paranoid tho so.....

I don't use a password manager, all I use is a small text file and firefox password manager to quickly log in sites.

because it's too risky to use it.

I agree, dont add all the eggs in one basket.

I use Access Manager. You can try out the free version without any expiration, although the Pro version has some nice features. Requires dot net and runs as a stand-alone application from a USB key.

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