Tuesday, March 20th, 2007
PassPack New Version
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PassPack is a free, secure online password manager.
A new release just got out the door and includes a bunch of new features:
- Import and Export
It’s your data, do with it what you like. - Backup and Restore
Make and restore encrypted copies of your PassPack entries. - Pack up and Auto-save when inactive
You decide when PassPack locks and if it should auto-save. - Anti-phishing Welcome Message
You pick it, phishers can’t reproduce it (it’s IP filtered). - Tags, search and navigation
Tag your entries, quick search your list, alphabetical order paging. - Know when to save
A big RED button tells you if you need to save or not. - Password Generator
Quickly make and fill in a password in your entry. - Scrambled Password field
Select and copy your passwords while safely hidden from prying eyes. - Go to Button
Copy your password, click to go to the website, then paste. All done.
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Its great to see the innovation on this project. I look forward to more great releases from the PassPack team.
I love the concept and the execution seems to be quite good but i was surprised and disappointed to find quite a few glitches in the layout in Firefox 2.0, although the Javascript works great.
I am using PassPack and it is so great.
I was drowning in more than 200 accounts and I was desperately waiting for an online, client-side, all-in-your-browser, crypto tool.
only a suggestion: custom fields for custom data entry.
Thanks guys.
@Kerub
We’ve had a couple of requests for custom fields so far. We’ll look into it. Thanks for the kind words – always nice to hear (read?) them. Cheers!
@Jeffrey
As Francesco mentioned, that blog post on the new tool is coming. … What are the chances someone can write a script to add more hours to the day? [wink]
Looks interesting, I am personally a little hesitant about storing passwords in an application which is labled as beta but I will definitley try it out!
GMail is beta…
Hi Everyone,
thanks for the disposable login tip to thwarte keyloggers Tara, here’s another link to a keylogger detector that I highly recommend. It’s http://www.spycop.com and I use it to catch programs like http://www.spectorsoft.com