I am really becoming annoyed with the crap load of passwords / usernames one has to remember... does anyone use non-browser software?

My setup;
Win 7 pcs
iphone4
ipad2

I want the software to go across all these platforms and to be able to sync, and auto fill websites/apps etc, when access is required. (ie dont wont to have to open the app and copy paste etc...)

I havent looked in depth into this yet, as I thought a few peeps here would be in the same boat... I've briefly scanned KeePass & SplashID, but looking for current users of this tech to comment on their experiences and product choices.

sidenote:
when is everything going to use gmail to verify, very few websites use such a simple and awesomely effective method!!?

1Password might do all of that. I've been contemplating getting it so I'm not 100% as to its capabilities.

1Password always gets great wraps. I use lastpass which works on everything and free so not sure what 1Password would offer me that I'm not getting now.

Yeah, good luck remembering every login for every site and keeping them unique. You're always bound to forget one or two.

KeePass ftw.

i use last pass. does the job for me. they have an ipad version.

keepass!

Last i checked keepass wasn't available on non-jb ios.

Hmmm that I'm not sure. I use it on PC, Mac and Android. Haven't tried iOS

Edit just le googled and it turns out there is an App for it although it has horrible reviews.

i was going to say Last Pass but they got hacked i early this year i think.. would find it hard to trust them..

keepass and keepassX 1+ here

Awesome that it also has two factor auth too



last edited by HerbalLizard at 20:21:22 31/Oct/11

thanks ya'll

these are fairly similar that I could see (functionality wise)

RoboForm
- sync via RF web
- cant edit/save via mobile apps
- USB drive (could use for work puter)

1password
- sync via dropbox

prolly go with the latter as the GUI is much prettier and hence will be more inclined to use it long term.

I use KeePass inside a TrueCrypt volume. I also have putty ( with shared keys to a bunch of my boxes ), Firefox ( with proxy/dns all tunnelling over SSH to my home PC ) and a bunch of other useful apps inside the TC vol.

That way apart from the computer I'm actually using ( my own ) The only thing that can be tracked about me is the hostname/ip of my home box regardless of where i am.