Thread: Avast releases password manager!!

Originally Posted by jelson

Got the strange page too

I've been quite happy with KeePass, but did recently score a license for Sticky Password Pro 5 via Softpedia

Anyone tried Sticky Password?

I have tried Sticky Password. Quite good, very similar to Keepass but has better browser integration.

Also comes with a portable version, so you could try that before deciding to install.

Originally Posted by avibky

Ok ash. Thnx ash bro. . Does the avast password manager page still break. It seems to break for me. Any way have never used a password manager.

Can anyone tell me the advantage of using a password manager?

Advantages:

1. You don't have to remember all your passwords.

2. Generate secure and strong passwords.

3. Autofill saves time + easy to manage multiple accounts.

Try Keepass for a week or so and you will stick with it. It stores all your account info on your Hard Drive in an encrypted database.

Ash bro is keepas free??. And i have a key of stick password is it better which one to choose.

Thnx ash.

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Oops did not check ur abv reply. I will go with Stick.

$ 9.99 (instead $ 19.99) for 1 year license...
Not good for me...

Originally Posted by KenFalco

$ 9.99 (instead $ 19.99) for 1 year license...
Not good for me...

That's why I said "Why bother with Avast PW manager?"

Way too expensive.

Ash i think they will release a whole integrated total security suite of some sort. This is just the way kaspersky launched kaspersky password manager and hen pure came out. FYI, guys kasperskky has started releasing ads with Sachin in it. It come in channels like Starworld, Zeecafe.

Originally Posted by avibky

Ash i think they will release a whole integrated total security suite of some sort. This is just the way kaspersky launched kaspersky password manager and hen pure came out. FYI, guys kasperskky has started releasing ads with Sachin in it. It come in channels like Starworld, Zeecafe.

Considering that the majority of Avast userbase prefer the free version, it will not have much impact.
Whereas, Kaspersky has always been a pay-for-use software, I suppose people who would like to have their password manager wouldn't mind paying some more.

Yes, I read about Sachin-Kaspersky tie-up a long time ago.