Web Confidential5.2.1

Web Confidential stopped working! I cannot get the start page to come up. Is this the end for Web Confidential and we just didn't get a warning??

Web Confidential stopped working! I cannot get the start page to come up. Is this the end for Web Confidential and we just didn't get a warning??

Tres fiable, très complet et très pratique. Je l'utilise depuis près de 10 ans et il m'a souvent sauvé la mise !

The price for this Intel update is $14.95US

thanks for the update Alco, so at least I can use my legacy password list on Lion, though like most I long switched over to 1Password so unfortunately no return toWC for me

Version 4.0b1, Released July 18th, 2011 "Lion and Intel version? Web Confidential for Lion is available now. Please download from Web Confidential 4.0 (Intel). http://www.web-confidential.com/download/WebConfidential.zip" THANK YOU ALCO!

Although it's still for sale on the website, I just got email from the Support link (palm@web-confidential.com): "Web Confidential for Palm OS is not available anymore and support has stopped." This was the response when I asked for help when the database had become corrupted in sync between my Palm OS PDA and my Intel mac. Hosed the entire Web Confidential file, all gone. Anyone have an alternative to suggest that will work with both Mac OSX 4.11 and higher AND with Palm OS? And if possible a way to transfer several hundred records without retyping?

After 2.5 years, we get a very minor update, still in PPC. A program that is not a binary in the winter of 08 is totally disqualified, especially when one considers that the competition kept the pace. I was waiting for an iPhone compatible version (as announced on the Web Confidential site), but I assume this may not be here for another few years. This time, I'm going to shop around.

Go back to sleep Alco. After years of neglect this former jewel has lost its sparkle. Anybody serious about passwords is with 1Password these days.

Too little, too late. I used this program for many years and it has been very useful. But its interface weaknesses have not been addressed for years. As a Palm Treo user who also needs a mobile version, there are other apps like SplashID, Yojimbo and 1Password which do the same thing with more modern interfaces and better features. After looking at these carefully, I selected SplashID as the replacement to Web Confidential and it has been a very happy transition. It's unfortunate that it came to this, as just some simple improvements to the application would have kept me in the family.

The developer site states that a new, Universal Binary version will be out this winter. Less than 10 days left before Spring and the temptation is getting really high to move from a software last updated in November 2005 to a more up to date program. Any news, Alco Blom?

This used to be a “must-have application.” However, it has not been updated for a while and definitely needs updating. Not only does it look and feel old, it also is somewhat antiquated in its usability and level of integration with other applications. Written to developer Alco Blom at least twice with no reply. Alco used to fast and reliable in updating his apps... but whatever happened to him, I fear both URL-Manager and Web Confidential are dead in the water. Personally, I have started looking for alternatives such as BareBones’ excellent Yojimbo.

Excellent program (3.7.5), BUT: I've tried the program. I imported large data set and played with it for a while. It was PERFECT till the data file size reached 256K (over 1200 entries with a lot of notes) . The program crashed when trying to save. (using OSX 10.4.2) "Web Confidential .crash.log" reports: Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001) Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS (0x0001) at 0x7265717d Is 256K the limit on the data file size?????

I've used Web Confidential for a long time, happily. I've tried URL Manager and always ended up deleting it because of instability in other applications -- NOW I realize that was the "Application Enhancer" monster. Oof!duh ... no wonder. But the APE thing is only for a limited few apps, like Safari, which I never use. Thank you for pointing out that Application Enhancer is hidden in there!! Even though I never had used it from WC. It ought to have a skull and crossbones icon on the folder. I"ll go niggle at the Web Confidential site, because I can certainly confirm APE, when I recently tried _only_ the "Application Enhancer" and "Paranoid Android" -- nothing else, just those two items both from th3e APE developer, during the late insecurity unpleasantness, I immediately got unexpected quits in several other apps (TextSoap and AbiWord, for instance, with large cut and pastes). Got rid of APE, got rid of the problems. G3 Pismo, X 10.3.4. So -- a big positive YES it's GOOD for Web Confidential. Beware the APE.

I think some of the recent reviews of this software have been unfair. I suspect some people have missed some of the possibilities Web-Confidential has. For instance you can use different interfaces and the application recently offered a list mode. The most useful features of this application is its integration with web browsers. You can simply used the shared menu to get to a "bookmarked" site and have web-confidential automatically enter your user name and password in the form to allow you to log in. No database-based solution will do that for you. I would suggest that people really take a deeper look at the documentation. This app has great possibilities and it'd be sad to overlook them. I've used it for years and I can't live without it now :-))

I've used Web Confidential now for several years. It gets better with each update and is currently a mature, rock stable application that saves time when logging in or reinstalling software. Printing a backup hard copy is straightfoward. I've tried a number of other programs and settled on WC.

I can't recommend this application to anyone for the following reasons: 1) Lack of TRUE Unicode support No, it's not an issue if you work in single-language environment. But yes, bilingual users have a valid concern with this. 2) Use of Application Enhancer No matter what Unsanity and their fans might claim, it has been a proven fact that it is a source of all sorts of mysterious bugs that are hard to detect. Don't take my word for it. Do some research. Take a chance if you will. You might get lucky. Who knows. But yes, I have had issues with it, and yes, they would tell me it's my fault even if I turn it off and the problem goes away and my Mac runs quicker without it. Absolutely completely sick and tired of playing that whole finger pointing game.... As if Control Panel and Extensions issues under OS 9 wasn't enough fun. (sigh) 3) Shared Menu never worked consistently Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. Login/password auto-fill often doesn't work as advertised, hence forcing me to resort to more reliable and straight-forward method: Copy and Paste manually. So much for "integration." Besides, now with improved browser support for auto-fill function and support for Keychain, I don't manually fill in login and password that often anymore without Web Confidential. So, I don't see any point of messing with this app for that matter. 4) It's not simple enough, yet powerful enough If I need a really powerful and comprehensive login/password database, I might as well just design my own in FileMaker or even AppleWorks. URL Manager's "Find" function isn't even robust enough to be called "sufficient." Encryption is a moot point since I can store *any* files in an encrypted disk image and it is more versatile that way. Even keeping a TextEdit file with pages of login/password info is better than this app as far as I am concerned. I wish I had something good to say about this software. Unfortunately I don't. Sorry.....

I'v been using this program for years. It's been an excellent way to keep a small databse of passwords/ credit cards, etc. for my digital / internet lifestyle.

I've been using this app since many years, and I use it also with the palm sync, which is the perfect solution for my passwords / internets accounts backup. With the last release of URL manager pro, it is really wonderful !!

This program is awsome. Easy to use, chock full of features, and no problems (and I've been using it for at least 4 years!) Great price, too. Stop using generic passwords, and store your randomly generated passwords in this program.

The application does what it claims. However, the "other" applications do not completely "melt" into a smooth interface with it... Worth while utility application for storage of passwords...