Memuat Sticky Password Manager 8.6.5.6412 3

Tim

Sticky Password is awesome. It is simple to use and can customize how/when to trigger the use of password(s). So much easier to manage passwords. Security measures continue to garder attention in the media and try to keep up with the trickery. Sticky Password will create unique complicated passwords avoiding the reuse of a password(s). There is a free version, limited to 1 device(no sync). However, I purchased the lifetime license to sync devices. Worth every penny.

Ray Heinrich

So far it's worked perfectly and unlike LastPass they let me use it on both my desktop and my cell phone without charging me extra. Update: Still working perfectly, I like it much better than Lastpass. When I changed over it seamlessly copied all my last pass passwords and secure notes and it did not disable Lastpass. LastPass still works just fine so I could use it in an emergency, but with Sticky Password's reliability, I don't think I'll ever have to.

A Google user

This is a great service if you're shifting between your computer and other platforms. I use it on iOS, Android, and PC. The android app is good, and recent issues with crashing on Galaxy S8 have been fixed. My only criticism is that I wish the I could get it to launch apps instead of opening its browser. The iOS version will launch an app and fill in the password. It may be user error but if so it's not obvious how to make it work. That's a minor quibble since the copy/paste functionality works well and consistently.

Robert Wilks

Sticky Password offers an online database for storing passwords and access to it is encrypted end to end. But I've never used it or have I felt the need for it. So, I don't need to be concerned whether the online database will ever be breached. Instead, the Sticky Password app on each of my devices keeps its own secure database of my userIDs and passwords. I take care to synchronize them only while they are connected to my own local, secured, WiFi network (though, given end-to-end encryption, that may be overkill). I've been a Sticky Password user for nearly two years now. Over that time I've had need to interface several times with SP's tech. support people. They are alway polite, knowledgeable, attentive, and responsive. When you discover a bug, they get it fixed. When you make a suggestion, they consider it. When you need help, they help. SP is easy to use and continues to become easier to use. SP is not standing still. Going with Sticky Password was a good decision!

Educated Consumer

A great paasword keeper with many features (paid version), including (most of the time) attaching to web-based logins on mobile devices, including tablets and phones. One of the best features is easy wireless syncing of your databse across all your devices. And there's an option to sync to their cloud servers if you choose. I don't regret paying for it for a second.

Brandon Taylor

Got a lifetime subscription for the service and it honestly has worked pretty well. It isn't as sleak and fast as some of the more premium services but at the fraction of the cost for those other ones I am fine clicking one or two more times to do certain things. GUI looks a little outdated compared to others as well, but again, not a big deal. Hopefully the support for the app is there for years to come so I can keep using it!

Tim W. Cox

It works pretty well most of the time. I really like that you can sync devices by wifi only on local storage in the premium version. It does a good job at auto filling passwords and saving them also. I really wish the desktop version had a dark mode because it is really bright on my machine. I would also like to be able to install the chrome addon for all of the chromium based browsers on desktop but i'm just nit picking now. The app works well and there is a lot to like about sticky password.

droopie

It works but I haven't compared it to others like EnPass. I wish the auto fill worked better, specifically automatically instead of manually searching. But this is only in some instances. Also, auto sync devices by running on a schedule or timer instead of remembering to manually sync. The UI looks outdated. For the desktop version, I am not sure if not signing in saves passwords. I may have missed a bunch of saves if it didn't. DOES NOT AUTO SAVE ON MOBILE BROWSER (Brave)!

Sokudo Ningyou

Can't edit log ins to match website and apps if they don't recognize each other, so I have a lot of false warnings. This is really my biggest complaint about the app, because it isn't always smart enough to recognize an app and a website are the same login. Also, the password generator is in a really dumb location, especially for the PC version. Having 2FA for the main login would be appreciated.

BJ Ehrenberg

The Android app is so much worse than the desktop app! Lately, opening the action button causes the entire UI to freeze up. The autofill doesn't work often, the sync can't be trusted. I love the desktop app though. Add regular sync options for this app! Once at startup is NOT enough!