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Out of these three options, I would say Strongbox is the strongest contender. I need passwords on Android occasionally when I use the device for logging into Gmail on the device or something similar. My main devices are Apple products - MacBook and iPhone. However, the Pro Trial does not seem to Big Mac, I have been thinking, the solutions that look and work half-good (Minimalist, Secrets, Strongbox) are Apple-only products. Looks like you cannot key in more than 1 website to attach the login to. It will get your TOTP incorrect if it has anything other than the code. Next, cannot select all entries or even multiple entries to delete or for anything. I do not appreciate even happiness bugs in a software so important as a password manager.

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Has a limit of 10 items for free but imported all 246 items.

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There does not seem to be a password generator you could use inside Safari while changing passwords.ĮDIT: Minimalist seems great, with few issues of its own. It might have to do with the fact that free version allows importing 10 items and I had a file with 246, and it showed that import failed but showed me the first 10 items. Next time I opened, there was nothing inside. It is great, but will require me to get the TOTPs again, that's it.ĮDIT: Secrets seems very, very good but has a quirk I will diagnose further. What do you think?ĮDIT: Importing content into Strongbox did not import TOTPs. I will, of course, have to give them all a try once to see how they handle changing passwords and storing passwords without titles and URLs like 1Password allows me to. In other words, I do not need syncing, in that case.

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I need passwords on Android infrequently, at max once a couple of weeks, so I can do with a solution that can import the entire thing once and then I can make manual changes to it. What would you think about such a way out? I am now thinking of this way out because the solutions I mentioned above look and seem to work very well and appropriately in the Apple system and that is where 99.9% of my time is spent.

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What if I were to use one of these solutions, and just use another solution on Android where I can import the full database one-time? Future entries or changes done on the running databases (Apple devices) can be reconstructed on the Android device manually, that would not take a lot of my time per se.

AUTO CLEAR CLIPBOARD- Clears clip board automatically (Optional).Big Mac, I have been thinking, the solutions that look and work half-good (Minimalist, Secrets, Strongbox) are Apple-only products.

SECURES EVERYTHING- Vast range of selected templates to store every kind of information.

IMPORT FROM OTHER FORMATS- Desktop version lets you import your data from mSecure, Datavault, Keeper, 1Password, LastPass, RoboForm, Keepass, KeepassX, Password safe, eWallet, SPB Wallet, Moxier, SplashID, SafeWallet, Handy Safe, OneSafe, BB Password Keeper and custom CSV.

Enpass built-in browser will automatically fill the details while surfing.

AUTOFILL- No need to copy/paste username & password on any webpage.

CLOUD SYNC- Changes are automatically reflected across your other devices through Dropbox and Box very securely.

NO ONLINE SIGN-UP REQUIRED- Instead of our servers, your data is secured in your device.

CROSS PLATFORM AVAILABILITY- Native application for all major desktop and smartphone platforms.

All protection mechanism is done locally (offline) at your device.

MILITARY GRADE ENCRYPTION- Enpass uses AES-256 encryption to ensure highest level of security.

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FREE desktop version for MAC and Windows can import from 18 password managers with Import later feature.

Import from BB password keeper without leaving Enpass.

You may be thinking why would I want to do that and that's a valid question but there's a bunch of reasons as you'll see below. The BlackBerry 10 application has been updated to version 4.0.0 and one of the big additions is that you can now move your information from BlackBerry Password Keeper to Enpass easily. Sure, we have a Password Keeper too from BlackBerry but Enpass takes things to a whole new level. Enpass has been my password keeper of choice since September 2013 when we first took a look at the app on video.