If you're looking for a way of managing multiple passwords, take a look at
*1Password*, a rock-solid application to record your logins and, most
importantly, keep them encrypted and totally safe. 1Password is hugely
popular on Macs and so it's exciting to see it finally released for Windows.
The first step when using 1Password is to *define a master password*. Then
you'll see the main interface, where you can manually add passwords and
logons, as well as other sensitive information, such as bank and membership
information, online identities and even secure notes. The best feature of
1Password however, is that you don't have to manually add anything - the app
is *integrated with both Firefox and Internet Explorer* and will monitor your
surfing for passwords, ask you if you want to save them and store them for
future use. You can generate a random password when needed, and every
password is assessed for security. You'll also be able to *manage all your
passwords* with 1Password, sorting, editing and filing them so you never
loose track. The app also has some nice additional features, such as an
auto-lock feature, automatic back-ups and a search function. All in all,
1Password is an excellent password management app. If you have more passwords
than you care to remember, turn to 1Password for some extra help.Download
*1Password 1.0.8.215* in Softonic
