Password Manager

[Dave_Jeter]

Last question for you folks…recommendation for a simple (and possibly free) password manager app.. Thanks as always

Dave

[Bruce]

I’ll pass on this one… not a fan.
seems self-defeatist to this little brain - having all your eggs in the one basket, prime for harvesting.
it’s not like these services don’t get their fair share of hacks.

I suppose these services are better than writing down your passwords or making them easy to guess or using the same one for everything.

simply no magic bullet on this one.

[Dave_Jeter]

I’ll pass on this one… not a fan.
seems self-defeatist to this little brain - having all your eggs in the one basket, prime for harvesting.
it’s not like these services don’t get their fair share of hacks.

I suppose these services are better than writing down your passwords or making them easy to guess or using the same one for everything.

simply no magic bullet on this one.

Thanks.

[Dave_Jeter]

Last question for you folks…recommendation for a simple (and possibly free) password manager app.. Thanks as always

Dave

Thanks. I understand. Dave

[Bruce]

hopefully others will chime in with reasons why these sort of services are great.

[Bastet]

I use Norton’s password manager which is free (but you require a Norton account I believe).
You create a Master password which unlocks the extension.
I use it on Edge & my iDevices which sync smoothly.
I also use the Edge’s on password manager.

[Rustys]

Do not recommend any of them nor do I recommend using the browser to save usernames and or passwords.