How do I set up and use Password Shield Pro 1.8.4

So I go to their site to see where the passwords are saved and I notice that the https checker listing for the site shows, "Connection Is Not Secure". Hmm

Unfortunately https/GOTD also has the listing as, "Parts of this page are not secure (such as images). Sigh ..............

Password link is not working...

It's definitely a good idea to have a password manager if for no other reason than to have different passwords for everywhere you go on the internet. We've been happy overall with LastPass, but even that one has some annoying quirks.

I would recommend Sticky Password, which was given away last week. You have the option to store in the cloud or locally on a hard drive or thumb drive. Can synchronize with other computers and cell phones. Been using it for years and the company is responsive to queries for help.

I followed the download link and install ed the software but it appears as trial version.Would you please help me with this issue?
Thanks,Carlos

Company states:
"....Password Shield setup is simple and only requires the creation of a master password and email address (in case the master password is forgotten)...."
So, they have a master password record of your master passwords, hmmmm, and they can send you the master password via e-mail, hmmmm again, not for me.

Does this program automatically sign you in when you are on a webpage or do you still need to copy and paste? I know I could try this program and find out for myself, but I hope someone might have the answer before I do. The last password program I installed from here was just a password storage and if I wanted that I already have a file in Word that does it.

Is this useable for only 1 year?
After which the give away suddenly stops working?
Where is this "one space" that the software stores the passwords?
Is it on your own PC hard disk or somewhere in the Cloud?
The company website is ambiguous on this. It refuses to explain clearly.
Why is it hiding this detail?
Beware of the Lock Workspace option.
If you are not careful and do not remember your password for this, you cannot use your PC.

What if someone uses multiple computers, there seems to be no way to sync them together? I would suggest having an encrypted database file saved and read from something like dropbox, which has the ability to sync files across multiple computers.

If you are going to use program of this type in Windows make sure where you enter the master password is as secure as possible.
Use an anti-keylogger, project the clipboard etc.

Good information and free programs will help you with the above are available at the following link.
http://freeware.wikia.com/wiki/Lists_of_freeware_antikeyloggers
Rapport is recommended by many banks and is the one I use when I view my bank statement details. Note I said view, I never do any transaction in Windows as I consider it too insecure.

If you're willing to pay then a review of a number of programs and more useful information is available at the following link:-
http://www.toptenreviews.com/software/privacy/best-anti-keylogger-software/

I never use password managers but if I did I would only do it in conjunction with an anti- keylogger.

Install with success, but each time the software is started, Malwaresbytes blocks a connection to internet with this message:

Connection blocked to a malicious site
passwordshield.shieldapps.ml --Ip 37.92.173.64 port 53604.

Why the software needs to connect to internet each time we start it?
Passwords are sensitive datas. Too bad for me. uninstall.

I use keypass which is still free since 5 years without problem and the database is portable to the android version which is free too. Staying with keypass.

There is an options to export the database to a CSV.
In this file there are some errors:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ytkdtmnoazmrm67/CSV-uitvoer.png?dl=0
the file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bn75t871s15ghxq/MyDatabase-20170502-a-Export.csv?dl=0

One Word:
Pins

PINs is a free feature-rich Windows program for safe and comfortable storing of any secure information like passwords, accounts, PINs etc. PINs uses a secure 448 bit Blowfish algorithm to ensure the data are not crackable. The password used for securing access to stored data is not saved anywhere.
PINs does not require installation and does not need any special dlls, drivers or system files which can mess up your system. This means that PINs can run directly from floppy - including data files - without installing anything. This is extremely useful if you wish to easily access your data on other computers as well.

PINs is OSI Certified Open Source Software. It's freeware, but your donations are gladly accepted.

Selected features
•Secure 448 bit Blowfish encoding.
•Unlimited number of entries and data files.
•A clear tree-like data organization which allows logical grouping of systems and accounts.
•Automated login into Internet services (SuperPaste).
•A powerful random passwords generator.
•Safe files wiping using Gutmann, DoD and custom methods.
•Embedded hyperlinks launching.
•Unlimited in size, multi-line descriptions.
•A flexible data import/export in text format.
•Multiple user accounts on a single PC.
•Accounts sorting using any column as a sort criteria.
•Comfortable accounts adding, editing, and deleting.
•Compatibility with popular clipboard extenders.
•Passwords masking.
•Copy logins and passwords to the Windows clipboard.
•Find/find next functions.
•Expired passwords tracking.
•Running from a floppy without saving settings to registry.
•Multilingual versions.
•Full source code available.
•And more...

Very useful for giveawayoftheday passwords.

Good program. It has no cloud connection. Database is local. I am happy about that. Don't trust cloud. Generates passwords too. Looks rock solid. Should be priced lower or monthly subscription of $1 or less. Also there is no mention of what encryption the program uses.

I received the program via the download link but I didn't receive a key! Now it's only a trial version.
Any help would be great. Also is this a one off or will it be a subscription after a year?

LastPass. The last password program you'll need. <-dot
(Simply as that)

Sorry but I cannot see much point to this program........

It appears to be nothing more than an encrypted database..

If your passwords are stored locally then in the event of a hardware failure they would be lost

Surely simply storing on a password protected database on an external flash drive would be a better & free option......

Alternatively why not use a cloud based solution such as lastpass ??

Sorry but this one is not for me

It says the passwords are stored in a centralised location, is that in the cloud, or on the device? If it's the cloud, what happens if the company stops trading?