Store the passwords for the services and applications that you are using on a regular basis conveniently on your local drives with this tool.
- AllSafePass
- Version :1.0.0.1
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Eric Fortes
AllSafePass Description
Considering the type of passwords most users are choosing when creating accounts to various services and application, it does not really take a hacker to steal them, but rather a good guesser. If you want to keep your data safe, then you should consider using a password manager and make sure that all passkeys are different for each service.
AllSafePass is a small piece of software that enables you to store the credentials and unique passwords to the dozens of services you are probably using safely.
Forthright setup and swift registration
Even though it entails decompressing the archive and following the steps indicated by the installer, the setup is simple and straightforward. Then again, before you can start using the application, you need to register with a unique username and passkey, an action you can quickly perform from inside the utility.
The program comes with a clean interface that is split into four main sections, namely the toolbar, the summary of the active services you are using, the credentials you are no longer using or you have deactivated and the viewing area that displays the details of your login.
Allows you to add multiple users
Since you can register a new user relatively quickly, it means that multiple users can employ the application to store their passcodes safely. It goes without saying that the same security principles apply in this case, meaning that each user should use unique credentials to login in the application.
As far as security is concerned, the application allows you to copy the login, password or website information to clipboard and paste it in the dedicated fields of the services you are employing.
On the other hand, the program lacks several features that are becoming the standard for apps in this category, namely synchronizing passwords across devices, embedded browser and automatic fill in when you are accessing a website that requires you enter sensitive information, such as your credit card information for instance.
An average tool for managing your login credentials
In the eventuality that you decided that it is time to raise up the security of your accounts up one level and are starting to use different passwords for each service you employ, then AllSafePass can spare you the trouble of memorizing all of them.