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I'm with you. I use KeePass password manager to look after all my usernames and passwords. I like that it's available on Mac as well as PC. I use both platforms and rarely find a great application that works on both. As we use more and more websites that require security credentials, I think these password managers are going to have a strong demand for them in the software market. Thanks for the post!

Yes, the pass manager from Mobilewitch is one of the best.
I really like it too, I can have all my passwords on me, all the time, on my phone.

LastPass password manager is another good one, but KeePass is not bad (:

KeePass is not bad. However, I prefer password manager Handy Password, because application is very stable and reliable, in spite of many other password keepers. With Handy Password you can save and fill logins and passwords automatically, and offers bookmark manager as well.

http://www.handypassword.com/

@Nick: Some of the password managers that I have included in this article can do the same, and are completely free. However, Handy Password is not free

Hi

Keepass is very good and you can print and keep a copy of line. Will check out the ones I have not tried yet.

You missed the leader: LastPass Password Manager.

Another safe and easy to use one that's really gaining popularity is Mitto ( http://mitto.com/reviews ). You should check it out. It's safe, private, easy to use and 100% free.

@Anderson: Thanks for this info. We will check this out.

Mitto doesn't seem to be active/maintained anymore (last update on blog/twitter/fb in 2010) plus it doesn't charge for service??? ... not much of an option if your job depends on selecting the right vendor.

We use Secret Server to manage our team's passwords and the tech support and improvements over the last few years has been great. Definitely makes my job easier! :)
http://www.thycotic.com/products_secretserver_over...