KeePassX is the Best Security App for your Mac! - Why to waste $40 on 1Password when you can get for FREE an even higher degree of protection by simply using the Superb KeePassX. What do I mean by higher degree of protection? 1) KeePassX uses AES & Twofish encryption algorithms. 2) KeePassX lets you choose Not Only a Master Password to protect all your other passwords - But you can also choose to use a Key File (Any file on your Mac, USB or CD/DVD) to add a Second Layer of Protection - Think of it as Bank Security Box at a Swiss Bank, which requires not only the Key you have with you, but also a second Key in possession of the Bank Manager. In other words; Even if someone guess or gets access to your Master Password, that person still needs to figure out which one, of the Hundreds of Thousands of files in your Mac, USB or CD/DVD you use as a Second Factor of Authentication to open your KeePassX Passwords Vault. 3) KeePassX lets you choose easily where to store your KeePassX Passwords Vault and your Key File, you can leave them somewhere hiding on your Mac, or for better security store it in your USB, and even inside an Encrypted disk image on your USB, or a combination of local, removable and/or remote storage - That last means; Yes you can keep a copy at DropBox or other similar services. 4) KeePassX is not only FREE but OPEN SOURCE too, so you can be sure there is No Back Doors on the Application since you Can freely review the code from A to Z. I don't care what proprietary coders say, they may probably have leave a window slightly open on their apps, just in case Uncle Sam decides to find out a bit more about you - and that is not fresh news. 4) Since KeePassX is Free, you don't need to give out any personal information as you will have to do if using your Credit or Debit Card to purchase a product or service on the Internet, so you and all your data remains Completely Anonymous using KeePassX - and there is no way to link any of your online accounts back to you. But, on the other hand, other password apps such as 1Password, requires a direct payment, and by doing so, your name, address, email, phone number, IP address and other stuff may be automatically associated with a 1Password Vault, at a certain Mac, with a certain login user name, with a certain UUID, with a certain IP Address, and who knows what other stuff. I don't know about you, but me Thanks but No Thanks! - It's not about "What you are hiding there" It is about with who I Decide to share every single bit of information with, but if given the option to remain Fully Anonymous, the better it is ;-)