Password Locker

Password Locker does a respectable job of storing and inserting login information, though it doesn't make itself as accessible as other storage tools. The program's tiny interface cleverly resembles a locker. A master passcode is needed to access logins. You won't have to fear losing the passcode; Password Locker requires you to answer two questions and it will gladly give it to you. Easy to use, simply determine a category for your login, and enter the site name, user name, password, URL, and any notes you want to keep. You can quickly access any of your listed sites on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape, AOL, or Opera with a double-click, and Password Locker instantly completes the login for you. The program times out in a user-specified number of minutes, keeping your passwords off-limits from snoops. Unfortunately, this application doesn't rest in the system tray or integrate onto your context menu for quick retrievals if you open one of your sites outside its UI. Still a useful tool, Password Locker neatly and securely helps users juggling multiple logins stay on track.