Great little app. I paid for Koingo's Amnesia, and it works well, too. But I think this app is just as good. I recommend it to friends.

Nice to have URL Manager Pro back. After a couple of years of no support, the developer is creating a Lion-ready Intel version of this program that keeps a unified collection of bookmarks that you access from the menu bar for use in any browser. This is the beta version, but it works well in my tests.

I was looking for something to replace Steel which I had been using for password storage, but which was being discontinued. Another popular commercial product, 1Password, hadn't been updated for Snow Leopard compatibility at the time. I tried several alternatives and settled on KeePass for its cost ($0), it's simple interface, ability to generate passwords of various types, and its ability to import my Steel data. I like the fact that KeePass is open source, too.

Importing data from Steel took a bit of effort, as Steel exports text files, and KeePass imports XML files. Some documentation on the importing format would have been helpful. What I did was add some dummy data into Keepass X, then exported it. The resulting file shows you what XML tags to use. Without knowing XML, I was able to look at these examples and insert the necessary tags into my Steel-exported text file, which imported OK.

I've been using Keepass X for several months now with no problems or crashes.