PasswordWallet for Mac

By Selznick Scientific Software
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Key Details of PasswordWallet

Keep your passwords safe and secure
Last updated on 08/27/20
There have been 1 update within the past 6 months
The current version has 0 flags on VirusTotal

Developer’s Description

By Selznick Scientific Software

Keep your passwords safe and secure.

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 for Mac

By Selznick Scientific Software
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: August 27, 2020

Latest update: August 27, 2020

Version: 4.8.12

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

macOS Catalina
macOS Mojave
macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite

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Total Downloads: 1,832

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4.8/5

55 User Votes

Secure info manager,syncs across iphone, ipad and Mac.
rcloverMay 23, 2014
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Catagorize different kinds of info, e.g., logins and passwords, software serial license info, etc. Generates strong random passwords. Automatic login and password entry from the app.
Cons
Syncing among different devices not straight forward.
Summary
Great app; I've been using it for several years with no problems.
Using it for years.
nervalApril 19, 2014
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I really like this application. I don't know why it isn't better known. It syncs passwords between devices and is easy to use. I've never had a problem with it. You can use it to enter username and passwords on web sites. It stores other info as well.
Cons
I don't know of any.
Summary
I'm sticking with this application in spite of others getting all the fame.
one of the best
PeterNSteinmetzNovember 24, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />IMO, this is one of the nicest password wallet applications which is able to sync with mobile devices. The developer is very responsive. The new sync with iPhone is great!
Great developer, solid product
Carpe Datum, Inc.February 1, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />If you have an iPhone, this product rocks even more. I have over 350 passwords, accounts, serial #'s on my iPhone now - encrypted with 448 bits. Clearly Selznick is listening to users and keeping the product up to date. The ability to jump to a URL and fill in the username and password (via a floating pallet) is awesome. The password generator remembers all previous passwords and the generous notes field is perfect.
Visibility bug fixed - ignore previous rating!
monacoyachtsNovember 16, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />An excellent piece of software which I use all the time. There was a visibility bug with the latest version when it first came out but when I emailed the developer with the screenshot, he immediately identified the problem, fixed it and mailed me a new version. So, panic over, excellent customer support and very useful piece of software. I would normally give 4 stars for this, but it gets an extra star for the quick response to the problem and because I feel a bit guilty for pulling down the star average on my initial review, even though it was correct at the time.
Upgrade is unusable for me!
monacoyachtsNovember 15, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I use PW all the time. Very handy software, like it a lot. Upgraded to 4.3. Next time I opened it my PW list went all black and unusable then my entries disappeared ! No idea if this is just my problem or not, but it's a warning to anyone thinking of upgrading Ã¢?Â¦ Got to give 4.3 only 1 star, but 4.2 gets 3.5 or 4 stars.
Great password keeper!
znoborgSeptember 26, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Have been using PW for many years. Secure and functional. I was worried how I'm going to cope without it since I'm migrating from a palm clie to the iPhone. Well ... v4.1 has an elegant solution for the iPhone, and an export to an encrypted web page function. Very very useful! I highly recommend PW .... Reasonable in price and very secure keeper of any kind of data.
Remarkably Good--most capable automated login
samplerxFebruary 2, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Remarkably good Two features set Password Wallet 4.0.1 above a half-dozen other apps that I tried, including info.xhead and steel: 1. the included Palm app 2. the auto-login capabilities. I would have bought Password Wallet for the auto-login feature alone. Others apps auto-type but work only in the simplest two-field setups, where the site places the focus in the login-id field and tabs automatically into the password field. Many sites don't do this. Some require two passwords or have the password and login-id on different pages. PW 4.0.1 easily handles these complicated web sites because you can insert metacharacters for TAB, PAUSE-RESUME and RETURN keys into the login sequence. You may need to experiment. For example, my wife and have two Verizon accounts and they need different sequences: 1st: TAB login-id PAUSE/RESUME password (Then push a GO Button) 2nd: TAB login-id PAUSE/RESUME TAB password RETURN For the Bank of America, the login-id and password are entered on separate pages and require: login-id RETURN PAUSE/RESUME password RETURN But you don't need to set up these meta-character sequences if you don't wish. The program has buttons and shortcuts tocopy the login-id and password to the clipboard, so that you can past them in by hand. I have minor quibbles. As mentioned below, editing in a separate window should probably be the default option. I'd like to see a separate Create Category screen; right now you can only create a new Category if you are editing an entry. Some of the buttons are small. I haven't had any need for support so my rating for that is speculative, But all-in-all this is an outstanding program.
Very Useful.
iGregDecember 23, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Finally looks like an OS X program. Clean, easy to use interface. The red colored numerical digits is very good, it is not hard to mistake some letters as numbers, this feature prevents that from happening. Even with all the automatic password features in web browsers etc. you would think this kind of thing is not useful, but you be surprised how often the password fields get screwed up on websites. If you haven't visited a site in a really long time you may find you have to re-enter the user and password, and this program makes it easy to find it. You might be able to find info in Keychain, but Password Wallet is easier to use. Making new passwords is also easier. Even if your happy with the way Keychain works, having this as backup is useful.
Great for initial purchase, not for upgrade
thebrozDecember 21, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />If you need a password manager, this is a very good one. Others fall short in terms of convenience. The auto type feature of PasswordWallet is very convenient. The simplicity of design is also a very good thing. It remains my password manager of choice.<br> That said, PasswordWallet has some deficiencies. Sorting, and categorizing is pretty good, but other apps do it better. <br>The fact that it's finally, finally, universal, is not that important. Version 4 doesn't launch any faster, or do anything else faster on my Intel Mac. Everything was already fast with the previous version. <br> The UI is better, but not that much better.<br> Each entry is still limited to title, url, user, password, category, browser, notes. What if I have a single machine to log into, but several logins? Multiple entries. Kinda inconvenient (kinda). SecretBook offers better flexibility here. So does Yojimbo, and some others. <br> So, I'd say this is a fine password manager. If you don't already own you'd like it. I just don't know if it's worth upgrading. I don't really see $15 worth of advances here.