I don't know about you all, but I've always struggled with managing
passwords. Unfortunately, usually I resort to one of a few passwords
that I normally use. Each is unique, but repeated on many sites.
i've used a number of different password managers over time, but was
never satisfied with them. Keepass was pretty good, but keeping
everything sync'd between at least a half dozen devices was impossible.
My father mentioned a program he found and was using called Dashlane.
It's free to use on a single device, and for $29.99/year, you can sync
your encrypted password database among as many devices as you like.
I tried it on a single laptop, and was delighted at how it integrates
with the most common browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE)
I decided to purchase the subscription, and now have my passwords
totally synced betweel all my systems; Windows, OSX. Linux is not yet
supported.
i could go on and on. Suffice it to say, that it can import passwords,
and do a lot of other stuff as well. It told me after my initial
import, that I had one password which was used on more than 100
different websites. Needless to say, i've been changing this over time.
Rather than go on, I suggest you take a look at it at www.dashlane.com
If you do decide to sign up, use the following link:
https://www.dashlane.com/en/cs/3ba69ed5
This link will give both you and myself an additional 6 months free.
Disclaimer: I am merely a very satisfied user.
Jonathan Bayer
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