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From AVAST Software:
avast! EasyPass stores and encrypts your passwords and basic personal info. Recognizing common field types, it knows what data to put where. Then all it takes is one click - to log in or complete entire forms.
-Stores and manages passwords, user names, and other data
-Safest tool for one-click completion of online forms Integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Opera
Sync your passwords between multiple devices (all with the same license). Passwords are protected with military-grade AES 256 encryption.
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Current version:
2.5 starsout of 2 votes
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"Fantastic to save time and finding email logins!"
Version: avast EasyPass
Pros
--One password then fills in all of them for you and updates if you update your password.
--support can just log in to your computer and fix it!
--can set it up to save multiple passwords for the same siteCons
Not beginner friendly.
Summary
Best thing I have found to work with all my various webpages for home. Has been well worth the time to set it up!
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"Non friendly not intuitive"
Version: avast EasyPass
Pros
It looked like a good idea
Cons
I never figured out how to use it. It popped up every time I entered a password and became a real pain.
Summary
This might have been useful if it was less difficult to set up and then figure out. I was attracted to the idea that I could use one password to access all my accounts. It never worked that way. I don't know what it is supposed to do but I do know it becomes increasingly intrusive.
