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| Downloads:4,530 |
| Version Downloads:2,257 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Free |
| Date:08 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Krabbe reviewed on 09 Mar 2012
It works great! Payed solutions like 1pw certainly offer more fancy features, but basically gorilla does all that´s needed, too.
p.e.: I use it with dropbox, the iApp "dropsafe" on my mobile device and an auto-synced USB stick (database+gorilla applications). Thus, I can access all my passwords on my Mac, anywhere by internet connection, on my mobile device or on USB stick (even on windows!).
I don´t want to miss it!
my suggested improvements:
- mac-like interface
- full integration of non-url locations such as applications, files, disk images, WLAN/VPN...
- optional sendkey functionality for paste-protected input fields
Thank you, developers, for your great work!
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http://www.scherello.de/gorilla
gorilla.zip (v1.5.3.6)
- Lion compatible
- updated encryption: 32/64bit compatible
- fixed "save as" error pop-up
gorilla.zip (v1.5.3.5)
- correct sorting of group entries (thanks Jim)
- URL field added to file export
gorilla.zip (v1.5.3.3)
- huge performance improvement during opening
gorilla.zip (v1.5.3)
- removal of startup-message
- new packaging incl. all required frameworks (for compatibility) with Cocoa
- removal of file-extension dependency
- multi language support
- font sizing support
- proper preferences-(Mac-)menu implementation
- SHA algorithms working on 64bit systems
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to be 100% technically correct:
"The password is SHA256 protected and the database contents are encrypted with Bruce Schneier’s Twofish algorithm. Brute force attacks are prevented by key stretching"
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Right or wrong - to me the omission of screenshots indicates someone who is either lazy or who doesn't think much of their own product. In either case I'm not interested.
-ccs
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So its currently not possible to update the screenshot (yet).
cheers :-)
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 16 Feb 2012
susanoo rated on 16 Jan 2012
Philippe Guex rated on 15 Jan 2012
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Z000ao8q rated on 15 Jan 2012