PasswordWallet for Mac
Securely store your usernames and passwords.
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PasswordWallet overview
PasswordWallet stores all of your passwords and other private information in one, convenient location - because password confusion just isn't necessary!
Features:
- Retrieve passwords quickly and effortlessly through PasswordWallet's tight-user interface
- Access passwords, usernames and other private info. with a single 'master' password
- Synchronize passwords from your Mac with your iPhone/iPod Touch, Palm compatible PDA or WindowsMobile device (software for Mac, iPhone/iPod Touch, Palm and WindowsMobile all sold separately)
- Secure passwords with PasswordWallet's unique Auto-Typing technology
- Enter multiple usernames and passwords across multiple Web pages through Auto-Typing feature
Security Measures:
- PasswordWallet uses BlowFish encryption algorithm with 448-bit keys to protect your data
- PasswordWallet copies passwords to the clipboard and automatically deletes them after they are pasted to keep your info safe
- Your 'master' password can be kept in the Mac OS X keychain
What’s new in version 4.8.13
- The Toolbars now look correct in mac OS Big Sur.
- Ready for Apple Silicon! (M1)
- Improved Bonjour support for discovering other PasswordWallets on your local network.
- Fixed an issue with the Entry Editor when in "separate-window mode" and PasswordWallet closes on a timeout.
- Fixed registration issue.
- Turned off SmartQuotes in Notes for good!
PasswordWallet for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 4.8.13
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Sep 25 2021
Version: 4.8.12
I don't own PW...yet. But after visiting Sanford Selznick's(developer) site, and reading about him and what he did and does, I'm amazed at all the projects he did and his other incredible achievements. That explains why he sometimes not able to reply. He is extremely busy. If you're enough curious to meet Sanford, you'll enjoy visiting his page about him and what he does. Now I'm going to purchase PW.
https://www.selznick.com/about/index.htm
Oct 16 2018
Version: 4.8.7
Does anyone know if the PasswordWallet developer is still around or not? I sent a pre-sales query to the developers contact address on August 2, 2018 and have I not heard any response. I re-sent the message just now in case it was caught in a spam filter.
Also, the developers site has archives from 2007 up to March 2018. After that, nothing at all.
Of primary importance of course is, does PasswordWallet work with Mojave? I am still with 1Password v6. If I go to Mojave 1 Password 6 is not going to work (fully). I won't subscribe to their new subscription model either. Hence my trying to see if PasswordWallet is still a going concern. But, this is mid October 2018, Mojave is out, and I need to hear from the developer of PasswordWallet or at lease be definitely told that it works on Mojave.
This is one area I cannot afford to scrimp on. 1Password does sell a stand alone license at a relatively high cost. I want very much to replace 1Password but, I will have to get the upgrade if I want to move to Mojave. Which returns to my question, where is the PasswordWallet developer, and is PasswordWallet still a viable option with Mojave?
Jul 24 2018
Version: 4.8.7
Using for so many years I lost count. Works on my iMac, iPad, and iPhone. I stay away from 1Password because it integrates with browsers which probably just causes problem. I use PW for storing not just web passwords, but also credit card and system passwords. The only thing that is problematic is automatic entries, which doesn't always work right depending on the site. The button copy and paste feature works great every time.
Jun 12 2018
Version: 4.8.7
I've used PasswordWallet, Seller: Selznick Scientific Software, LLC for more than a decade and really love this application. I use it every day, probably as much as any application on my computer.. It syncs between devices and stores passwords as well as other info, allows category groups, auto typing and is inexpensive. I recommend it highly.
