Good password manager for both desktop and phone

[tjk629]

Hello,

Anyone know a good password manager that has both an android and desktop program? I got one a few months ago from Amazons free app of the day, but I would still have to pay $20 for the desktop version.

Any good free program that can do this?

 

[tommyg562000]

Lastpass is great. Its free on the pc, but to use it on your phone it will be $12 a year.

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[joggy]

KeePass and KeePassDroid are both free and work just fine.

 

[richtheruler]

Right now I use unlock pocket, but the Keepassdroid seems good to sync. I have to try it!

 

[REMilk]

KeepPass and KeePassDroid

KeePass and KeePassDroid are both free and work just fine.

I agree and if you use a service such as Dropbox, you can easily keep your data files in sync.

For a free 2GB DropBox account: http://db.tt/m6f3425

Bob

 

[tjk629]

These all seem like great options. Thanks!

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[doryzi]

You can also check SafeWallet.
SafeWallet Password Manager has been featured on the Android market and we also support all browser (IE, Chrome,FF) and Mac too.
SafeWallet runs against a local secure file so it offers faster performance while still supporting syncing.

We also have a Tablet version in late beta, which isn't really offered by anyone.
Give it a try : Password Manager, Form Filler, Password Management | SafeWallet

Cheers
D.

 

[sharkerbaby]

+1 for KeepPass & KeepPassDroid

 

[shiggy67]

I recommend RoboForm, I've been using it for years and you can use it on your phone and on your desktop. There is a free version and a paid version. It is also a lot safer than the other password managers, LastPass was hacked twice before

 

[REMilk]

I recommend RoboForm, I've been using it for years and you can use it on your phone and on your desktop. There is a free version and a paid version. It is also a lot safer than the other password managers, LastPass was hacked twice before

Please explain how it is safer than KeePass and KeePassDroid.

 

[skoviak99]

recommends on password keeper

After trying most of the top password keepers I have found the desktop/handheld combo from mSecure to be the best. Has all the usual features, good looking and usable interface and the newer wireless sycning is outstanding.

 

[richtheruler]

I gave up on the password apps. Now, I keep all my passwords on a password protected word document then put it in dropbox. I can then access it from anywhere.

 

[RedLion]

Microsoft Word Document Passwords not secure

I recalled that Microsoft Word passwords are not secure so I did a Google search for "microsoft word document password recovery" and found a bunch of password recovery programs/processes including one from Microsoft.

I gave up on the password apps. Now, I keep all my passwords on a password protected word document then put it in dropbox. I can then access it from anywhere.