User-friendly program that helps you store passwords, bookmarks, identity details and secure memos while offering support for browser add-ons.
- Sticky Password
- Version : 8.0.11.49
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Lamantine Software
Sticky Password Description
Sticky Password FREE is a password manager that can help you with keeping your countersigns safe and, at the same time, have easy access to them. Apart from passwords the application can also store bookmarks, identity details and secure memos.
Support for web browser add-ons
In order to make everything easy to use, the developer includes the possibility to integrate the application into all popular web browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Google Chrome, Maxthon and Internet Explorer ), as well as less popular ones, through the “caption button.”
This is practically an add-on that sits in the top right corner of the web browser and besides offering quick access to stored entries it is also responsible for detecting form fields and capturing the credentials for adding them to the database.
Store your credentials
Working with the program is pretty easy because the moment you punch in the user name and password to log into a web account Sticky Password prompts you to store the credentials. The moment you need to log in again it fills the required fields automatically. This happens regardless of the web browser you use, as long as the “caption button” is installed.
Portable mode and master password
Sticky Password can be used as a portable application, which can be carried on a removable device. Thus, you have access to all log-in credentials, bookmarks and identities on the go. Access to the data can be protected through a master password, which is evaluated on the spot in terms of strength.
Bottom line
However, this being the free version, there are some limitations, and these apply to the amount of entries that can be stored in the database. The maximum number of accounts it can hold is 15 while identities are restricted to only one. For most average users this should be quite enough, though. The trial for the full application is available here.