Does anyone know of a good, safe, legitimate program for storing passowrds?I use AI ROBOFORM. http://www.roboform.com/
The free version only allows you to save 10 usernames and passwords.
The pro version lets you store an unlimited amount of usernames and passwords.
They list on their WEBSITE that this software contains no spyware--which is always a good thing.
I would give this a try. I used to use another program that was free, but I found out that it contain spyware which allowed the COMPANY to SPY on the websites the users go to. I've used KeePass in the past. It's free, open source (so no spyware) and uses pretty strong encryption to protect the passes. The reason I don't use it anymore is because I'm lazy and non of my passwords as so sensitive that I can't trust them to FIREFOX built in password manager.Quote from: Deerpark on August 06, 2007, 07:07:33 PM

I've used KeePass in the past. It's free, open source (so no spyware) and uses pretty strong encryption to protect the passes. The reason I don't use it anymore is because I'm lazy and non of my passwords as so sensitive that I can't trust them to Firefox built in password manager.