Why I'm turning over password management to Dashlane

August 12, 2013

I'm a creature of habit, and for as long as I can remember, that habit has included generating and managing my own passwords. In other words, I've used a fairly fundamental system of password creation, then manually recorded each new one in a management utility. Obviously I'm aware of solutions like Keepass, LastPass, and Roboform, and I've tried them sporadically over the years. But for various reasons I never really took to any of them. Then I tried Dashlane, and at the risk of gushing, I'm a convert. This Windows-based password manager offers a gorgeous interface, seamless integration with my Web browser, and storage for other data I like to keep accessible and protected: credit card numbers, software registration codes, and so on. I'll refer you to PC World's review of Dashlane for a full overview of the program. But I want to share the key reasons I'm making a switch after so many years of doing things differently. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2046213/why-im-turning-over-password-management-to-dashlane.html#tk.rss_howto