RememBear for Mac
Password manager from the maker of TunnelBear.
Free
In English
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RememBear overview
RememBear stores your passwords in a secure vault and syncs them securely across all of your devices. RememBear also allows you to generate super strong random passwords that not even a Grizzly could get their paws on.
Features:
- Auto-fill logins and credit cards with a click
- apps for your computer, tablet and phone
- Independent and public code audit of RememBear security
- Super strong 256-bit encryption
- Secured end to end
What’s new in version 1.4.14
Version 1.4.14:
Note: Now requires OS X 10.12 or later
- Copied and generated passwords no longer get auto-cleared from the clipboard
- Having capital letters in the website field now works as expected
- Ate some bugs
- 4.53% more Bears
RememBear for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.4.14
What users say about RememBear
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(8 Reviews of RememBear)
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User Ratings
Jan 10 2022
Version: 1.4.14
On Jun 27 2019 is wrote I would find it heart breaking to abandon such a lovely bear but nothing has improved since ; features are very limited and not up to the competition. Please, IMPROVE!!!
That sad looking bear when I try to cancel the account is so efficient...
Oct 5 2021
Version: 1.4.14
guess what, the Bear wants you to create an...."account" with him...hm hm hm..hm...NO.NO.NO. Thank you. NOT interested in any type of accounts.
Jan 13 2021
Version: 1.4.14
Excellent programme. Easy to use and does exactly what I require. And has a sense of humour as well. Which is nice.
Jun 27 2019
Version: 1.4.3
I'd hate to see that friendly bear leave my computer, but it has very limited functionalities compared to similar apps (weak passwords, duplicates, ...) Please, improve...
Jun 5 2018
Version: 1.0.2
Something is curious. I just got an email that says I put a review here and I didn['t. It says the review makes no sense and I'm sure of that. As far as RememBear goes, it strikes me as a good client. I have no issues with it. I find this all weird though.
