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PasswordWallet for OS X & iPhone - 4.3.0

448-bit encrypted password storage wallet

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All Time:	(4.8)
Version 4.3.0:	(3.0)
Selected Version:	4.3.0
Release Date:	2007-11-14
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 4.3.0):	308
Downloads (all versions):	76,467
Price:	$20.00 ($15.00 upgrade)

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Product Description:

PasswordWallet is a convenient, easy to use, secure place to store all your usernames, passwords, PIN numbers, or combinations. For security, PasswordWallet uses the BlowFish encryption algorithm with 448-bit keys to protect your data.

For safety, PasswordWallet can copy your password to the clipboard and clear it automatically after you paste. For convenience, PasswordWallet can save URLs with your entries and launch your default browser for you.

One "master" password unlocks all of your other passwords. If you're running Mac OS 9, PasswordWallet will add your "master" password to the Keychain Control Panel! (Although PasswordWallet works great with Mac OS 8.1 or later.) There's a really nice icon for MacOS X too.

Ready for this? PasswordWallet can even type your username and passwords for you in MacOS 9, and X. And PasswordWallet can securely synchronize your passwords with the Palm version of PasswordWallet!

PasswordWallet Syncs with your Palm.

Oh, and unlimited categories!

What's new in this version:

Lots of iPhone changes
Added Synchronize Files automator action. Just place PasswordWallet in your Applications folder, and Automator will find it. Theoretically.
Added CSV import for Excel-style CSV files.
Added shift-tab auto-typing substitution character. This has the effect of moving the insertion point to the previous field on most forms. The special character is available from the popup menu to the right of the username and password fields.
The "Confirm" checked state in the Wallet Editor is now saved between runs of PasswordWallet.
Added negative relative font sizes to the Entry List preferences.
An open Color Picker palette correctly tracks documents as they open, activate and close.
Fixed lack of warning with "Synchronize with file" if file wasn't actually saved.
Better color conversions from non-RGB selections. Removed some tabs from color picker too.
Fixed issue where bookmarks.plist was backed up a little too aggressively. Backups now rotate.
Fixed issue on Leopard where conduit would not communicate properly with PasswordWallet if it was running.
Fixed issue on Leopard where right and left arrows wouldn't expand/collapse rows if a modifier key was down.
Fixed issue on Leopard where color palette would be overly aggressive when clicking in password fields where digit highlighting was turned on.
Fixed issue on Leopard with authenticated installer not installing on some systems.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X
iTunes for iPhone Sync

Feedback Summary:

Version 4.3.0:
Overall Rating:	(3.0)	Features:	(5.0)	Support:	(5.0)
Ease of Use:	(5.0)	Quality / Stability:	(5.0)	Price:	(5.0)

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Excellent Product/Have used since classic - Version: 4.4.4, 2/5/2009 05:07PM PST

sugarmoon--2008

Keep me clear on my many passwords. Simple, easy and elegant.

Trusted old friend - Version: 4.4.3, 1/29/2009 09:03PM PST

amnesiac7

I've been happily using PasswordWallet for that past 6 years. It has always been dependable... reliabled. I've never had a problem of any kind with this software. I definitely recommend.

Why so many prompts to save? - Version: 4.4.2, 12/1/2008 02:42AM PST

monacoyachts

I like PW, use it all the time, but why so many prompts to save? Even when you open and close without altering anything?

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Why so many prompts to save? (1 replies)