Remembering passwords is never easy, especially with so many different sites requiring some kind of registration.
Password Memory 2009 encrypts and manages your passwords and helps you to log in to websites much more easily and quickly than having to enter them every time you visit them. Firefox already offers this option although Password memory 2009 is surely a much safer way of storing particularly sensitive passwords (such as for banking sites). In fact, Password Memory 2009 uses several different algorithms to guarantee a very high level of security.
The interface follows the same format as that of Microsoft Office and simply requires you to add passwords into a clipboard where they will then be automatically transferred into the right fields when you surf to that particular site. If you want a hard copy of your passwords, you can also export them to XML, HTML, text files and Excel in a few clicks.
Password Memory is a very powerful password manager that offers maximum protection and makes life a lot easier than having to remember passwords for each separate site.
Recent changes
Initial release of version 3
Password Memory supports the following formats
FDB
Pros
Works from a USB stick
Uses several algorithms to protect data
Cons
Very rigid - no options to add passwords for sites that use Java
"Not good"
Every time I try to open my database it says the password is wrong.
After a few times it suddenly works after I switched my USB-stick to another USB-port on my computer. I will try another program. This one behaves too strangely ...
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Password Memory
