We nowadays have many accounts and storing them needs to be safe and handy. Some usually use the same password for all accounts, it’s so dangerous and all hackers love it. While others keep these confidential data in a text file and it could be easily caught by strangers. The smart way is to use a password manager which can keep all your passwords and secret information in one safe place. Give it a shot and use it for some days, you might love KeyPass. You may store, generate randomly, encrypt, backup your passwords easily. The impressive feature of KeyPass is that you can get your passwords via a popup menu (I believe it is a safer way instead of coping the password onto Clipboard which might be captured by vicious keyloggers).
KeyPass About (Free version)
Master password: the first time you launch, you must enter a master password which is used to keep others.
KeyPass Main Window
System tray menu: you can visit the associated application/website with the password.
Fill the field: hold Ctrl and right click (You may change this shortkey)to open the popup menu, then choose the entry of password you want to field.
You can add new Entry to store secret information about an account. This is the details of an new entry
Edit field: here you can enter the name and a value of a field. Click on the button Generate to get an random value.
Field properties: you can assign tags to your new entry or also set the expiration.
Preferences:
Popup menu preference: you may change the way to open the popup menu here (Ctrl + right click is already for my Babylon dictionary, so that I should choose another activation key)
Password generation: you can choose the length of password, the character sets you would like to use to make random password.
Import/Export: you can import and export to various file formats.
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