Best password manager

[TheFaQQer]

I tried Passpack, but their web integration was lousy - you needed to have a bookmarklet for each browser, which only worked for one user at a time.

Moved to lasspass premium so that it worked on my tablet and phone and am very impressed with it. Don't think it supports the concept of multi-user, though, unless you want everyone to be able to see your other passwords.

I think it's something like $1 a month for the premium access. They don't give any discounts for buying for longer, though, which is a shame.

[SimonMac]

Using 1password for a bit now and really like it, especially the programmable hot key to insert passwords into the browser, annoyingly though as more and more apps on my phone/tablet have passwords that seems to be the weak link in the chain, I know 1password has an iOS app but that just gives you access to the browser version of any sites etc which are impractical, guess I am going to have to generate new obscure passwords, key them in manually on the phone/ipad and then just up the screen lock from simple pin to complex password

[craig1]

The upgrade to Premium (needed for mobile use).

Even then, the mobile functionality is trivially cheap. I bought it for one year but let it lapse as I don't really do much on t'interweb on my mobile.

[Ticktock]

What are they trying to flog?

The upgrade to Premium (needed for mobile use).

[Sysman]

Another lastpass user here.

You might as well try it, it's free.

What are they trying to flog?

[woohoo]

An FYI to Lastpass users - click on the icon in your browser toolbar, select Tools then Security Check and it will scan your vault to show sites / passwords affected by Heartbleed, along with which have updated their certificates so you should change your passwords, along with which are yet to update so you should wait.

Well that is cool.

[Ticktock]

An FYI to Lastpass users - click on the icon in your browser toolbar, select Tools then Security Check and it will scan your vault to show sites / passwords affected by Heartbleed, along with which have updated their certificates so you should change your passwords, along with which are yet to update so you should wait.

[Platypus]

Another lastpass user here.

You might as well try it, it's free.

[BigRed]

I use lastpass and was totally happy with it until the latest release, which seems to confuse things. Doesn't work with Windows 8 Metro.

[Sysman]

As CUK doesn't use SSL, presumably passwords (or a hash thereof) are sent plaintext anyway?

That's how I understand it. The ironic thing is that if you stuck to non-SSL those clear text sessions would only be available to someone who can sniff the network at some point in between you and the site concerned (e.g. GCHQ/NSA), but if you used SSL, the bad guys might get a peek and in an untraceable manner too. If I've understood it all correctly, of course.