Sigrid.DE,
Please try to restart your PC and run the app directly from C:\Program Files (x86)\Sticky Password\stpass.exe
If it doesn't help, contact our customer support.

Syracuse,
We're not sure what exactly do you expect from the right mouse click, can you be more specific? Feel free to ask our support at support@stickypassword.com for help.

Hey just noticed, no support for Epic Privacy Browser. So that's Vivaldi, and Epic that are not supported. This was the selling point for me. This program just supports the usual 4 browser in my opinion!

RG44

once shut down 5 windows and restart computer, will give this version a try

forensics guy,

Runs from floppy? How long has this program been around?

Bill,

A long time, I guess the developer quit updating it. I use it everyday. It's been a lifesaver many times.

forensics guy,

Do you have a link to the site of PINs?
I have found this one:
https://prxbx.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=733
And later this one: http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/pins.html
There is a version of 4/19/2003 and can be used in WinXP-32
Or do you have a newer one for Win7 or 8 or even 10.
And x64 ?

DigIT,
Sticky Password supports IE x64. If you have any problems, contact our customer support.

JCD,
Sticky Password doesn' t support import from Norton Identity Safe.

sludgehound,
Sticky Password supports import from other password managers and browsers. More info can be found here: https://www.stickypassword.com/faq/8-can-i-import-my-passwords-from-another-program-windows

Marek - Sticky Password Team, thanks for reply. Kind of wish site had a short video of what this app looks like in operation. I've tried so many GOTD over the years that totally bored w/ effort of trying something 'new' when already set w/ LastPass.

McGregor,
We recommend to use virtual keyboard. For better protection, we just released a new feature in Sticky Password: Two-Factor Authentication. More info: https://www.stickypassword.com/faq/159-protecting-your-data-with-two-factor-authentication-on-sticky-password

Oh! Also , their says in EULA (End User License Agreement) number 8 https://www.stickypassword.com/EULA

"8. Data in Sticky Password Software.
Unless otherwise, and explicitly, selected by you, all data entered by you that is saved into a Sticky Password Software database is stored in encrypted format on your computer, or other storage device as defined by you. You understand that in the case of deletion of, or damage to, any Sticky Password Software database or other files, all the data contained therein will be irreversibly lost and you understand and accept the risk of such loss. The fact that your personal data is stored in encrypted format on the computer does not mean that the information cannot be stolen or misused by someone who discovers the Master Password or gains access to the customer-defined activation device for opening the database. You are responsible for maintaining the security of all access methods."

Are we playing with passwords??

Debashis Das, Excellent catch! Maybe the software reads our mind? Not trying to be rude just can't see how it works with *this* explanation from their website.

Debashis Das, Thank goodness for people that read the EULAs. I often do and definitely would with a program such as this.

Mike,
please contact our support at support@stickypassword.com, they will help you to activate your license.

Wayne,
I think, u dont need to spoil time to alternatives if you are used to in Lastpass! untill it becomes obsolate!!

I have also tried as same as your thinking and wasted months!

Debashis Das,

Thanks

Robin Ray Mathers, You did right by shutting off the AV for a short while. How about shutting off your Firewall too? I know you missed the offer, still, try with the free version from their website https://www.stickypassword.com/?utm_source=gotd201610&utm_medium=giveaway&utm_content=sp&utm_campaign=2016-10_gotd201610&utm_term=mva&campaign_affid=d-giveaw-homepage ?

Roboform works OK (I use the Everywhere version) as long as you don't need support. If you do (and it's rare to need it - it just works), be prepared for surly angry people to respond to your problem whose entire being is focused on whatever it is being your fault because you are stupid and don't understand how things work, even if you are not stupid and clearly understand how things work. I've had a couple of bad experiences with them.

And it's a yearly subscription model, although discount coupons and multi-year discounts can be found.

It's inertia that keeps me with it, not any sense of loyalty. Every time renewal comes around, and I get determined to find something else to try, I get a half-off coupon or something and think about what a mess it would be to switch, how long it would take, and just renew another year.

Been using Roboform Desktop for ~10 years. I bought it because I can store logins on my computer in my designated directory. I do not trust cloud.

I've been looking for alternatives because
1) RF does not have password export to excel format
2) every few years they come out with major 'upgrade' then browser integration does not work and you have to cough up more money to upgrade. There is no lifetime purchase.

I recently bought Sticky Password Premium Lifetime for $30 as a backup just in case I give up on RF. The link says 6 days but seems to be perennial offer.

https://stacksocial.com/sales/sticky-password-premium-lifetime-subscription-3

Hello DD,
You are absolutely correct ! Their answers are mostly rude, and though the program works correctly,
and easy to handle , so you don't need much support from them, I also had second thought to abandon them because of their not polite answers, remained with them for the same reason and because their program works perfect.
I absolutely agree with you.

Benny,
The reason you don't see the update in the app is that we firstly place it on our website. Once we're sure there are no issues, we allow the application to show this update. It's a common practice for software companies. And the solution is simple, please download it directly from our site: https://www.stickypassword.com/help/download.

We're planning to add support for more browsers in the future, including Vivaldi.

Marek - Sticky Password Team,

Thanks for the reply. But (!) that can't be the reason for my case. Last time I run Build 8.0.6.151 (Feb 2, 2016) - while there was already version Build 8.0.9.40 (Sep 26, 2016) (that's 4 versions! 8 months?!) That's not normal, I'm afraid ;) (I'm working for 31 years in IT now)

And now: Build 8.0.9.40 (Sep 26, 2016) while there already 2 new versions. Also again with manual check : no new version available, while there is now version Build 8.0.9.45 (Oct 11, 2016)

So: the update-check function is not working, not on my Windows-machines, not on my Mac. Strange!

Thanks!

Benny,
Just tried to install Build 8.0.6.151 and checked for updates. Everything worked. Please contact our support at support@stickypassword.com to solve this issue

Marek - Sticky Password Team, /Benny
First of all checking for updates only seems to work when SP is unlocked.
Right now I'm still running version 8.0.7.78 and I can confirm that the
last available update on this computer is:

Build 8.0.9.40 (Sep 26, 2016)
* Improved UI for extensions related dialogs. More intuitive autofill feature.

But I'm not complaining.
Take care.

Dune,
Compared to other competitors, Sticky Password has:
- Excellent browser support (16 browsers)
- Exceptional autofill. Captures even oddball logins. Manages also application passwords.
- Best-in-class sync options include cloud sync, your own local Wi-Fi, and NO syncing
More info: https://www.stickypassword.com/features/compare

Sticky Password Free for your PC is also lifetime. This version doesn't support sync & backup via the cloud or your local Wi-fi. Differences between Free and Premium are described here: https://www.stickypassword.com/free-password-manager-vs-premium

Dune, Lastpass also has a free and premium just like SP with roughly the same features (but slightly cheaper $12,- /year) They even have an enterprice edition for businesses

Marek - Sticky Password Team, "Excellent browser support (16 browsers)"? Good joke.
How many times can ask for support for Slimjet? No Slimjet support = useless for me.

frank, apologies for my seemingly unfortunate phrasing. All I meant to say was that after re-installing Sticky Password, and thanks to its cloud storage, everything in it was instantly synced — smoothly and flawlessly. BTW: Win10AnnUpd did an inexcusably "thorough" clean-up (unrelated to any eventual compatibility isues), going as far as to even removing Skype & Bitdefender.

On the other hand, if your comment was written for laughs... perhaps it betrays a very acute intelligence, to be missed by the lesser smart recipients :-)

Evgeny, Exactly! Thanks for your comment, very helpful :)

Joel, You're welcome

Evgeny, Years ago I got a lifetime license on a special deal for $19.95. I use it on a Mac, 2 PCs and a mobile phone. I love it and at this point, I couldn't live without it. I had tried Lastpass, but prefer StPass.

StrayCat, Ditto. Also been using since Version 4 and never regretted it.

If you have not tried it for yourself do so, and see what it is all about.

StrayCat, and others,

I used LastPass for several months, it's free, I'm cheap.

Then I tried Sticky Pass Word free just for grins. I liked it, I paid for the PRO, and I have not regretted it--ever.

It also provides SP for your smart phone, included with the PRO version which (surprise!) syncs with the PC version. No excuse for not having your passwords at-hand. It even transports your passwords from any previous manager you may have.

In my opinion this Give Away is one of the best I've seen for a long time. Try it, or not, your choice of course. But it's free for a year, why not give it a shot. The worst that could happen is that you don't like it, then you revert back to the free version. You can go back to your previous free version favorite PW manager and transport any SPW information back to that version. Your free version does transport from other managers to obtain stored passwords, doesn't it?

Ototo, Why? Your comment was not helpful as it did not address "Sticky Password". I too use LastPass . Plus I have Sticky Password on all of my computers. I have actually purchased two lifetime licenses. I lost the first license and after buying the second license I discovered the unlocking code for the first purchase. Sticky password is good enough for me to pay for two lifetime licenses. I only use a second password storage program as backup.

reenie, KeePass is some GREAT piece of software! I use it too, on Android and Windows, for years, great encryption, OSI model (Open Source).

J S,

Release notes (history) are at:
https://www.stickypassword.com/download/release-notes

J S, about how the file with passwords is handled, please, see here:
https://www.stickypassword.com/security

If you wish, you choose manually, use your own storage, private Cloud, anything you wish. The lifetime license however, is $149, maybe they can give you a rebate for returning customer?!

J S,
#1 That's correct, more info is here: https://www.stickypassword.com/features/why-upgrade#LTL Simply enter your previous license (version 5, 6 or 7) into Sticky Password Premium and you'll get lifetime license automatically. Check then your license status in Sticky Password, go to Menu->Help->About. In case you need more help, please contact our support at support@stickypassword.com

#2 You can disable cloud synchronization. We give you an option to choose whether you want to synchronize your database via cloud, your local wi-fi or not at all.

#3 Here is a link to release notes for each platform: https://www.stickypassword.com/help/download

#4 We provide just latest files for download. Older versions might not work correctly due to changes in browsers, extensions for browsers etc. If you need these files, please contact our support at support@stickypassword.com

J S, I do rely on their cloud storage and synchronisation. But, as malicious & advanced hackers also exist in cyberspace, I am strongly considering to remove just a couple of very sensitive data. Safe enough for me on a piece of papers, unless I suffer a 2nd burglary in my lifetime.