Strongbox (Non-Universal) for Pc

I’ve been using the app for Mac for about 6 months now. Previously, I was using KeePassXC, but after trialing the app for a short period of time, I made the switch. The app is very stable and it is evident that a lot of thought and effort has been put into it. The free trial is exceedingly generous, but I didn’t need to take advantage of it, as I was already using the app on my iPhone and was more than happy to also purchase the Mac version. The dev also offers excellent customer support. I had a question about the iPhone version that I couldn’t find the answer to in the FAQs, and I received a friendly, knowledgable response in a few hours. There are few choices available for using KeePass on the Mac and iPhone. In my opinion, the app is the best, and it is worth every penny. While paying for an app doesn’t guarantee its longevity, it’s a far better business model than free. Actually, there is no such thing as a free app. You pay for it via forfeited privacy, which is why I don’t use free apps. Privacy is hugely important to me, and the dev of the app offers a privacy policy that meets my criteria. I highly recommend both the Mac version and the iOS version.

The latest update disables search and the app forces you to pay a $15 in-app-purchase to reenable search. I have upgraded to KyPass for less than half the price. KyPass also does not have in-app purchases. UPDATE: The vendor responded that the search facility was a time-limited premium feature of the free App Store version of the app. He maintains that the user is notified of this regularly, but I did not see it and the App Store description does not mention that search is a time-limited feature that you will later have to pay $15 to re-enable. The only mention of the search feature that I can see in the App Store description is: "Search your entire set of passwords and secrets instantly and powerfully, with deep search." Although KeePass is free and has very good search functions, I don't mind paying a little for Mac software that can read KeePass files, as is evident by my purchase of KyPass. However, the app is twice as expensive and its "Freemium" costs and behavior are not made clear up front, so the user can end up invested in a product that they later feel coerced to purchase. I'm disappointed in the vendor's response, which seems angry and personal. I suggest either stating the time-limited feature costs up front in the App Store (e.g. Premium vs. Free) or selling the app directly in the App Store and avoiding in-app purchases.

I have been using source forge password safes for years on my windows box. When I slowely migrated to the Mac, iPhone and iPad, I also migrated my password safe. There have been applications for the iphone and ipad for a long time, however nothing for the mac itself. I was very happy when I saw this product come to the appstore. And the best part it did not disapoint. The prodcut works well, and with the recent addition of the Mac finger print reader, it makes it even easier to use. If you have any questions customer support is very response too. Overall a big win for Mac users.

After searching for approximately six hours for a suitable non-subscription-model, open-source, actively developed password manager, I discovered a discussion headed by Mark regarding the app on sourceforce, describing the program that I sought. I haven't looked back. I'm got both the ios version on an iPad and the mac version. I'm using iCloud sync for my everyday personal database and it works great. I also have a database in a shared folder in dropbox with the typical shared passwords that spouses have to manage. Selecting a database on either icloud or dropbox is very straightforward. My wife is now using passwords that don't make me cringe! Buy it.