Have had Everywhere since beginning. Lifetime updates means lifetime updates. Changing version number as a way to void this is BS. Integrity obviously is not important to you. Time to make a change to an honest company.

In the past when Roboform just started, I purchased 3 licenses that had 'lifetime' updates... That gave me access on different computers & USB drives. Then as time went by and new versions were built, they started charging a yearly license fee to use the newer S/W. I just feel that if someone buys a lifetime license for a product, than the company selling it 'should' stand behind what it sold and honor 'lifetime' without additional yearly charges. My opinion is that they changed the rules mid-game, after fee's have already been collected. Roboform does a good job with passwords & portability, just not living up to their promise of lifetime upgrades.
Personally, I'd rather pay $12 per year for LastPass https://lastpass.com/how-it-works/ just because...
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It's a drip feed system to make Siber Systems, Inc rich and the people who pay yearly poor.

I do not doubt that the software may be good.

But how about offering purchasing deals that offer better value than 50% OFF face price each year, or better yet a genuine pay once and once only deal for indefinite usage and updates (which many people call Lifetime License)

I've been using this program for years approximately 10+ years (now using "Everywhere" since it came out). I couldn't imagine not having it. For hose of you who don't already use it, this is a great opportunity to give it a try.

I have been using Roboform Everywhere for about 10 years. I have over a hundred separate passwords saved and I have never had any problems with it. This is a superb offer from Roboform and a great opportunity for people to try it and see if they like it. Nobody is being forced to take it up. I can't believe some of the comments are coming out with. Talk about ungrateful! My subscription expires on 28-03-16 so I will be taking up a years subscription for free with thanks to both GAOTD & Siber Systems.

I can't get to the help menu after I load it and install it. So, OI don't even know how to use it.
HELP!

I am a long time user of paid Roboform Desktop (DT)7 (NOT everywhere). Here are some Pros and Cons in my experience.

1) A password manager (PM) is an absolute must for managing 100s of passwords. Because of PM I can use different ID/passwords for different sites, more complicated for important sites, simpler for other.

2) I do not trust security of the cloud. I want logins in MY control, on my PC/flash...even if that means forgoing everywhere access. Years ago I selected Roboform DT to store logins locally on my PC.

3) The desktop version costs $30 but it is not really 'lifetime'. When OS or browsers change, RF does not work properly. They come out with major versions. They should upgrade 'lifetime' subscribers for free. Instead, you have to shell out more money to have a functional version. Or, continue with the lame version.

4) RF does not have export to or import from .xls or .csv
This is a major limitation because when you want to edit, view, organize and manage 100s of passcard data it is best if you can bring it into a spreadsheet and to sort, search etc. With RF there is no easy way to do this. You can export it only as .html, even that is not in table format, i.e. you can not copy data into rows or columns of a spreadsheet. All data for all passcards is listed in one column. I have requested import / export to csv/xls feature for years. It is still under 'consideration'. Many other, even free PM have this feature.

5) While RF supports multiple browsers, if I have Opera and Firefox both open, it insists on filling Opera even if I am working on a login page in Firefox. I must close Opera for it to 'fill' the Firefox page.

But...I still use Roboform DT because I want all my data on my PC, not in the cloud.

If there is another password manager that has
1) data stored locally
2) form filling for different browsers
3) import / export csv / xls

I'll switch and pay for another true 'lifetime' license.

I've been using Roboform for years and it is VERY good. Highly recommended even if you have to pay for it.

Companies like this periodically offer their wares as the day's giveaway. I wouldn't sweat the 1-yr expiration. If this has the ability to export/import your passwords/form data, you could just export data from your current version, load the newest version the next time it comes around (probably within a year), and re-import your data into the new version. (I haven't tested this yet...)

I've downloaded the file multiple times and it activates, but the file is not on my Windows 7 64-bit desktop computer. How do I install this program onto my computer?

The best approach to security is to never become complacent, never assume you're safe. As a web-based password mgr. Roboform Everywhere is great, letting you use it across devices, Windows installs etc., but you also have to pay attention to security on all those devices, plus network security, & however remote, there's always the possibility of any web service getting hacked. It never hurts to Google on stuff like the name of a password mgr. & the word breach, &/or hack etc. They're all targeted by the bad guys, but the search results might give you an idea of how successful those bad guys have been so far.

One possible or potential mitigation against your password mgr. being compromised is to add something to any password that's stored, e.g. come up with something you'll remember, e.g. maybe based on the number of characters in the web site's name where you'd use that password. Or store a list, maybe encrypted, with the characters to add to each password.

Otherwise research the security vulnerabilities of any device you use, which can be frankly scary, e.g. they might hack your system through the USB dongle for your mouse. Consider using a VPN, particularly away from home. When you set up an account somewhere, use ridiculous answers to their security questions -- a hacker could find out stuff like your mother's maiden name, & convince customer service at that site that they're you, enabling them to own that account. Use multiple factor authentication when/if possible. Don't rely on biometrics, e.g. the fingerprint reader on your cell, unless you research it 1st -- some store that data in the open so it can be easily grabbed if that cell is compromised, which is easier than you might think since all the app stores have been fooled into hosting malware.

So give Roboform a try, but remember it's just one piece of the puzzle.

We saw the writing on the wall when Logmein took over Lastpass. Good luck with that. Since then we've been using this and Sticky Password at the same time to compare. I'm still on the fence but find myself relying on roboform most often. Thank you GAOTD for this chance to try the full version!

I don't comment often, but I have this program. I do not work for Roboform. Like others here, I can attest to how great this software is. I started several years ago with the free version of Roboform and it was fine. I finally upgraded and haven't looked back. It syncs my passwords across devices - even my android phones. They have a portable version that I've installed to a flash drive for times when I'm at work and need a login (still wouldn't use it on a system I don't trust). I also use it to fill in tedious online forms with my info as well. I use it to store other information that I know I'll need on occasion, but don't want written down. I also like that I can email a login should I want to share something. It's really convenient, safe and honestly for me, been worth actually renewing. I know that's not popular to say here.

There are a couple of cons for me. First, Roboform doesn't seem to have a browser extension for the Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 10. They just don't play well. Also, once or twice, I've gotten a sync conflict between devices and have to unravel which login is the correct one.

That said, if you don't already have a password manager you love, this is a great deal.
I wish I could get my next year free.

Roboform's Everywhere annual subscription provides access to their servers where your logon credentials, Notes and Identities may be stored that, then, permit automatic and manual syncronization across ALL your computers and devices and USB sticks.

Today's offer will "reset" existing customers' subscriptions and give new customers one year of service. Almost certainly, there will be another giveaway, here or elsewhere, before that year is up.

In any event, as a seven-year user of Roboform Desktop, Roboform2Go and, currently, Roboform Everywhere, I think $20 annually for the convenience and security of everywhere-syncing is a bargain for this great program that has never failed me. I mean that, on seven of my personal computers, laptops, smartphones and two back-up USB sticks, Roboform has never even crashed , nevermind just doing its security jobs flawlessly.

This is great software. I use it along with LastPass. And this has a free version just like LastPass for all those bitching about it. LassPass is a subscription just like this one. And just like this one if you don't want to pay then you can use the free version.

I love this software. I cannot say its better or worst than lastpass as I use both. You may ask why? Well because there are some sites where LastPass just won't work on and vice versa..some sites Roboform wont work on. Great customer service also with Roboform. And I love the fact it will work on other software not just a web browser. It saves my pdf passwords also.

Great software and thanks for the free year!

I have used RoboForm since XP days. I liked the old version with the lifetime license, but due to browser changes I had to upgrade. You can easily import and export data from and to other password managers.
I used last Pass for awhile when I was having trouble with the windows IE crashing issues, now I am back to RoboForm.

I hate to be the one who points out the obvious but, roboform is willing to give you a free year in hopes that giving you that long to try their software you'll decide to buy it. If they just gave away their products they wouldn't be a company, they'd be a hobby and do you really want to trust your username and passwords to someone's hobby? So try it for a year and if you don't like it, drop it. I am a longtime lastpass user which I gladly pay for since it works well across devices and platforms.

KeePass, all your eggs in one basket.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/11/hacking-tool-swipes-encrypted-credentials-from-password-manager/

For 12 Bucks a Year you get LastPass Premium and you can use it also with Android !
If you don´t need Android so it will be free for the PC .

This is not a program you want a 1 year license for! After using it for a year, putting in your passwords, you loose everything if you don't buy the program at the end of the year!

some time ago i was a user of roboform. i found a vulnerability and notified the company several times. finally i got a tepid response just saying that "that's just the way it is"....and they did nothing. i tried several others and finally "password safe" and have been happily with that since. and its also free and not time constrained like this one and others.

I've had Roboform for several years, and I let it expire last year in june. An expiration doesn't limit the ability very much, you can't use it to automatically sign in, but you can still access all your passwords, add, change, and delete all or none. You can also use the password generator still, although it is tricky to find. I have moved over to StickyPassword (the portability feature sold me on that) and still keep roboform as a last ditch backup (I've had problems with StickyPassword deleting everything twice). Roboform also has a plugin with several web browsers to save passwords, although I'm honestly not sure how well that works (as stated, it's not my go-to manager). Overall it does pretty good, even when the license is expired.

It makes sense to use a password manager. Too many computer owners "recycles" their passwords, and that isn't very smart, is it. I allready have a lifetime licence for a password manager (Dashlane), but I would have considered to try RoboForm - if it absolutely should be a Pro. version. However, I read, that, Eddie Snowden, recommended, KeePass, which is an open source program worth considering : http://keepass.info/

Thanks a lot, RoboForm, and the team behind GOTD, for the generous offer. Btw - all password managers should be offered with a lifetime licence. Buying a licence year after year is a bit outdated on the field - especially, when there's very good freeware alternatives available. Give us an offer, we can't resist ;o)

I have had the paid version of this software for sometime now and it's one of the best, if not the best password managing software around! It has helped me out countless of times, in logging into various web sites, where it remembered and filled out my log-in information for me, without having to remember every single password nor log-in information myself! It's just too bad, that I already have had the paid version of this software for sometime now! But hopefully this review of mine, will help somebody else out, in deciding if this software is right for them?

The one year license kills this offer stone dead. Though a security product, it is not one requiring constant updating in the same way that AV and AM software does. With free competition around like the long established LastPass (my own personal favorite) Roboform really needs to get to grips with its rental ware approach to password management.

I use Sticky Password and have done for years, I think I started using it from version 3 when it was a GAOTD, it is now on version 8 and although I had to pay for it from version 6, version 8 is a paid lifetime upgradable version, given that I have never had any problems I would recommend that some of you might try this out. it is a portable programme as well and so easy to use. Before anyone asks or comments, NO I do not work for Sticky Password, I am just giving my opinion about a programme that is miles better then todays giveaway.

I mentioned this offer to my wife and she had used Roboform Years ago and lost it all. We have been with Last Pass Upgraded Plan for years and this offer is simply Too Much, Too Little, Too Late!

A simple password manager with a yearly license is getting close to ransomware . When there are plenty of free alternatives, lastpass got a 5star review from PCmag, and Browsers do it anyway it is difficult to justify $20 per year. Thanks but no thanks.

Make it so that EXISTING CUSTOMERS can also get a free year! (please) :)

Quote "Please note: The software provides a 1-year license." UnQuote

What is the point? After 1 year you need to scramble to find another "free for 1 year" software and re-input your passwords all over again into that new software? It does not make any sense.
Please just use the freeware equivalents of this genre of software.

This is great software but am I going to transfer all my data across from Lastpass to take advantage of a one year licence of Roboform ? For me I think not - but thanks anyway.