Used My Wallet for Windows?
Editors’ Review
Though easy to use, this freeware password manager lacks publisher support. My Wallet's clean, organized interface should allow users, even novices, to skip the Help file. A tree menu is already populated with five categories for organizing account log-in information. A colorful toolbar holds clearly labeled buttons for adding, editing, and deleting entries.
My Wallet's window to add new entries is simple, but holds all the relevant information. In addition to account name, username, password, and URL, you can select a default category for new entries, autogenerate a random password, and set an expiration date for the password. The app copies log-in information to the clipboard. Unfortunately, that makes the information retrievable by others. However, the one-click option to reveal the password information masked in the list of entries is secure.
Our only complaint with My Wallet is that the publisher's site is no longer available. Such orphan software could leave you unsupported if issues arise. Hopefully that won't be an issue as the program is free, simple to set up and use, and everything works well.
