MyPasswords2.95

With the help of MyPasswords you can organize all your passwords into a single and secured environment. This is an intuitive and approachable program for all user levels.

No setup necessary, besides Java

As long as you have Java installed on your PC, you don't need to set up anything else. This means that you can save the app anywhere on the disk or on a removable storage unit to directly run it on any PC with minimum effort. Unlike most installers, it doesn't add new entries to the Windows registry.

Populate the database with passwords

Once launched, it's necessary to enter the initial password (12345678) which can be later modified. The app opts for a clean and intuitive interface with a neatly organized structure.New passwords can be added to the database by entering the title, description, username, password, confirmation, URL, and tags. It can be later updated with different credentials.

Generate random keys and export data

It's possible to use a search function to locate passwords in the database, browse keys by tags, export and import data from XML files, change the password, as well as generate random keys after choosing the types of characters to include (letters, numbers, letters and numbers, or letters, numbers and symbols). Lastly, you can encrypt text or entire files.As far as program settings are concerned, the app can be asked to log failed logins to find out if anyone else has attempted to access MyPasswords, create a password recovery file that you can save to a safe location, as well as disable automatic checkups for software updates.

Evaluation and conclusion

The tool didn't put a strain on the computer's performance, thanks to the fact that it consumed low CPU and RAM. It didn't hang, crash or display error dialogs. To sum it up, MyPasswords provides you with a simple method to keep multiple passwords organized into a single environment, backed by handy options.