Sticky Password Premium Lifetime Subscription - 80% off @ USD $29.99 (~AUD $40) @ The Next Web

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Last edited 15/01/2017 - 22:13 by 1 other user

Lifetime Subscription to Sticky Password Premium - Normally USD $149.99
One of the more highly rated Password Managers. TechRadar 2017 Review

No need to struggle with remembering long and complicated passwords, Sticky Password is your award-winning password management and form filler solution, available for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. This lifetime Sticky Password Premium subscription protects your online identity by providing strong encrypted passwords for all your accounts, managed by a single master password known by you, and only you.

Create strong, unique passwords, whenever & wherever you need them, on all of your devices
Enjoy premium quality security for your all of your passwords & personal information
Automatically log-in to recognized sites
Choose between cloud-based or local storage for your password library
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  BluBoy on 14/01/2017 - 23:34

  +2

  I hadn't heard of this, so did some digging… (AKA looked at the choice.com.au review)

  • No Linux support.
  • No Safari plugin.
  • No master password recovery
  • No security warnings (weak password, old password etc)
  • Can't use other encryption methods.
  • Ranked 7th (of the 9 reviewed)
    (The overall score seemed to be dragged down by the poor 'IOS ease of use' score).

  Some of those things don't bother me, some are a bit annoying.

  If you aren't interested in storing your password file on their cloud, the free version seems pretty good anyway.
  Can you store the password file in a dropbox/drive/onedrive folder and share it between devices that way?

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    jollster101 on 15/01/2017 - 07:01

    That Choice round up looks to be a little old. Also is it looking at the Premium version?

    A quick look on this site, https://www.comparitech.com/password-managers/reviews/sticky… shows that it does look to have a strength meter for choosing passwords.

    http://www.tomsguide.com/us/sticky-password,review-3776.html also shows it as being up there with the pack. Not necessarily the best but for this price for a lifetime licence could be worth a punt.

    While not guaranteed, hopefully the app continues to evolve and with a lifetime licence the benefits of that evolution would be good. Unlike some lifetime offers that don't allow for major revision upgrades (2.* to 3.* etc)

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  Davo1111 on 15/01/2017 - 07:39

  +1

  Never heard of it, despite "millions" using it

  Lifetime software never works, you're going to get shafted one way or another