PasswordVault Lite is a free password manager which securely stores your website access information, Internet banking data and software runtime keys for convenient and easy access.
It protects your data using very strong 896-bit encryption and includes auto-filling of Web forms, auto-lock timer, auto-clipboard clear, random password generator, import and export of data (for easy backup and transfer), editable categories, editable notes, master password recovery system, selectable skins, detailed reports after portable/desktop sync, and secure password auto-distribution for groups of
What's New
Version 8.0.1:
This maintenance upgrade optimises news updates, and corrects a problem where forced modes accessed via the Shift and Ctrl keys (ie. copy-to-clipboard, and drag-and-drop) didn't work in some instances. It is a free upgrade for all users. The Linux version is coming soon.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
Do you know the problem: you have a mac at home, a Windows pc at work and there might even be a Linux pc around. And as all of us, you have 100+ passwords to remember for all websites you visit, software registrations and more.
That is where PasswordVault comes in: it is multi-platform, can store all your passwords, is easy to use and best of all: you do not have to remember to copy your passwordfile to your USB stick and back on your pc, to your Mac....
PasswordVault has a secure on-line syncing tool!
Anyone with multiple computers or who's working with different computers should really take a look at PasswordVault. I admit it does not look so pretty as some other tools, it is not as cheap as Keepass, but it works great.
Just check it at their site, this is a free version that has all the functions but can only store 25 passwords, but the full version is cheap and well worth the money.
I must agree with Lunge Deluxe because this poor excuse for a piece of software does not deserve such commendation. For starters it'd hideous looking and also a very large file size. Brutal.
There's nothing stopping you copying your keychain file to removable media. Apple's keychain supports multiple keychain files just fine, and I've copied mine around without problems.
Yes true but a KeyChain won't work in Windows or Linux!!
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Anonymousreviewed on 09 Mar 2005
From the web page:
"Each desktop version below is bundled with 'PC-Mac PasswordVault2Go Lite', a product designed specifically to run directly on portable media such as USB drives, Zip disks, iPods, etc. You can now safely take all your service data with you on the road!"
Which is exactly what I was looking for. But I don't like the fact that they are not open about what encryption standard they use.
[Version 4.2]
Anonymousreviewed on 20 Oct 2004
Keychain does all this...............
[Version 3.3]
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Anonymousreviewed on 21 Jul 2004
Does it provide access to Apple's keychain?
If not, why the Hoobagedankeweiser not? Stick it on the shelf with all the other pointless password applications that duplicate what's already built in and all applications can already interface with so you don't need to cut-n-paste...
[Version 3.2]
Anonymousreviewed on 18 Jun 2004
What does it do that Apple's keychain doesn't?
[Version 3.1]
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Anonymousreviewed on 04 Mar 2004
This free application is the best of its kind on offer. It features a master password (with recovery procedure), buttons to copy passwords and usernames (making entries faster), and an extensive help document.
[Version 2.1]
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PasswordVault Lite is a free password manager which securely stores your website access information, Internet banking data and software runtime keys for convenient and easy access.
It protects your data using very strong 896-bit encryption and includes auto-filling of Web forms, auto-lock timer, auto-clipboard clear, random password generator, import and export of data (for easy backup and transfer), editable categories, editable notes, master password recovery system, selectable skins, detailed reports after portable/desktop sync, and secure password auto-distribution for groups of users.
The bundled portable version runs directly off USB drives and iPods. Windows, MacOS X, MacOS Classic and Linux versions are available.
The Lite Edition includes a 30 day trial of auto-distribution and supports 15 services, whilst the commercial Std and Pro Editions support any number of services. Inexpensive multi-user packs, site licenses, custom builds, etc. are available.
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krit reviewed on 12 Apr 2009
That is where PasswordVault comes in: it is multi-platform, can store all your passwords, is easy to use and best of all: you do not have to remember to copy your passwordfile to your USB stick and back on your pc, to your Mac....
PasswordVault has a secure on-line syncing tool!
Anyone with multiple computers or who's working with different computers should really take a look at PasswordVault. I admit it does not look so pretty as some other tools, it is not as cheap as Keepass, but it works great.
Just check it at their site, this is a free version that has all the functions but can only store 25 passwords, but the full version is cheap and well worth the money.
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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Mar 2005
"Each desktop version below is bundled with 'PC-Mac PasswordVault2Go Lite', a product designed specifically to run directly on portable media such as USB drives, Zip disks, iPods, etc. You can now safely take all your service data with you on the road!"
Which is exactly what I was looking for. But I don't like the fact that they are not open about what encryption standard they use.
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Oct 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 21 Jul 2004
If not, why the Hoobagedankeweiser not? Stick it on the shelf with all the other pointless password applications that duplicate what's already built in and all applications can already interface with so you don't need to cut-n-paste...
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Jun 2004
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Anonymous reviewed on 04 Mar 2004