Password cracking -
(1) As experts all agree, the most secure password is the one you can't remember.
(2) Any password longer than 7 characters is very difficult to remember.
(3) The longer the password, the more secure it is. Experts recommend 30 characters minimum.
(4) Get in the habit of changing passwords twice a year.
(5) Changing around only a couple characters, makes for a whole new password.
(6) Storing passwords anyplace other than on your personal computer is dangerous, just ask Hotmail, NSA and other Government entities that have been hacked. A stick-em note in your wallet is more secure than any off-site location.
(7) A misconception of password cracking is displayed in movies, where the hacker runs a portable program that cracks each character in sequence, from start to finish till the entire password is obtained. This is false. A password is either totally correct, or totally incorrect.
(8) Use Entropy; or in other words, scramble characters to no set pattern or sequence.
(9) There is no such thing as an Un-hackable password, there's only those that take longer, thereby making the hacker seek easier pickings. Why would a hacker spend 2 years trying to crack one password, when the average laptop with free software, can compromise 1000 eight character passwords [110 attempts per second] in less than 17 minutes.
(10) Hackers depend on people's laziness for easy passwords.
(11) Use a different password for each site.
(12) Be VERY careful disclosing [any] private information to job employment sites. You have no control of that information once released. Most sites are unsecure and don't use safeguards.

Tried to install it , on mac it required to launch a deamon (blockblock alerted me). Creating an acount would work - but they dont accept a valid email with + sign left of @.... this is part of an official RFC and used to filter spam.

Perhaps the developpes read this comment... it is allowed to have an email like this: info+test@mydomain.xxxx

If they are real cool developpers, they would allow rfc complient email syntax.

I just use Blur Free version Remembers passwords and features free email masking as well for those sites that make you register but you Don't want to give your real email to.

https://abine.com

You can get Google or Last Pass to remember your passwords without them ever expiring. I would not trust using this software that has a time restriction on it. After the year is up, you have to fork over money to the company that developed this software in order to retrieve passwords after your year is up. Sorry, but this is one that I am not interest in.

@Sticky Password Team

John wrote: "I recently had a problem with the way Sticky was working with my browser, Opera 64-bit.
I contacted customer support on this and within a day or two, they had a fix that addressed my problem"

How can there be a problem using your software on this browser ?
Opera, like many other browsers, is running on the Chrome engine, so that your programme has (had ?)
a problem is quite surprising

Would you cortially tell us many Opera users what the problem is (was ?) and whether this fix has been
incorporated in this version

Else I would consider your programme a potential risk

Tobiasson, Oslo, Norway

I'm missing the most important information for me: Can I employ my data from the software I used before? If so, which file extension of the data file is required to be recorded from Sticky Password?

Another question: Why am I forced to create an account if I intend to use only local storage with Sticky Password?

Please add secure sharing between accounts. This addition could get me to switch from LastPass.

I installed Sticky Password but found that It is not yet compatible with Firefox and it's variations.

Vivaldi and Sticky Password...

What I've done is that I installed it using one of browsers that I don't use (in my case chrome portable) and when it cannot find it I then directed it to vivaldi.exe

It will then install and works no problem.

Nice product from nice people but it sadly failed to work for me on my Android tablet when away from home. The SP autofill always worked from my desktop PC but problems occurred when I used SP on my travels. I would open SP, click on (for example) "Web Accounts" and then click to launch the required website with auto log-in of ID and password. But SP wouldn't do it. I thought it might be a Firefox browser problem so instead set my preferred choice to "Sticky Password Browser" and kept trying again. Even using that browser, nothing happened after launching. I finished up having to log in manually, a real pain when some passwords were long and complex. An uninstall and reinstall of SP and a full re-synching didn't cure matters.

I use a different password manager now to synch to my tablet and autofill for websites and have no problems. It may be that my experience is a one-off but it was frustrating, having a password database synched to a device I away from home only to find that SP on that device wouldn't connect me to the websites or forums I needed to access.

So there is no Vivaldi and Linux support? Too bad. It looks promising.

can im import keepass info into this

Setup hung on browser integration password import Firefox AND Chrome on Win 7 desktop AND Win10 laptop. Could not terminate StickyPassword process. Had to power off/on desktop and laptop.

Probably Sticky Password is good but I don´t like to store my personal data in any place outside of my premises.
As a matter of fact, anytime I install a new program and a window pops up asking me to create an account I cancel the installation and delete it at once.

Since I have been using Roboform for many years, I have quite a few passwords
for many different websites. Will this software automatically add my current Roboform database?

I like Sticky Password since it can be portable on a flash drive, but I like Roboform since it autofills better. At least in my experience with both.

Picked it up as GOTD earlier in the year. Liked it so I bought unlimited version at the discount they offered. What sold me was the local sync option among devices. I have been a victim of identity theft and credit card theft. I am done storing passwords and cc in the cloud. Only sticky PW for me. I will let Last Pass and Roboform, albeit good programs, expire once the year is up.

... and after on year, what happens? You stick with lost passwords?
Or does 1-year licence means that you can upgrade free of charge for 1 year and then stay for life with the last version you were able to dwonload?

I purchased the life time lisc years ago. Had to have support in earlier days and they fixed the code almost immediately. I use it at my office having to log in with many passwords, it auto fills saving me lots of time while dealing with customers. I change password at office it updates my phone and computer at home. Option to create passwords when creating a new login keeps me from using the same password over and over. There was a time when Last Pass was good competition to Sticky password but they are always upgrading. I know I sound like a parent bragging on their kid but this software has been THE most useful tool on my computer.

I bought permanent license many years ago. It is the best of all.
Don't worry about 1 year premium, it becomes free after a year and you don't loose any passwords since the main database is on your computer.
https://www.stickypassword.com/free-password-manager-vs-premium
There is always free updates for premium and free packages
I recommend it...
Jean3riv

No, not for me. Some unknown company.

LastPass or/and KeePass2 for Win/Android is what I use. Yeah, passwords are in the cloud, but they are encrypted and I use 2FA and there is only one location in the world where I can log in to LastPass. Yes yes, some one can stole whole LastPass database but files *should* be encrypted. If not, then there might be some problems... Until then :).

BTW. You should use 2FA or similar at any sites, if it is only possible.

Am using Keepass for many years.
It is free of charge and portable.
You can store Keepass database in Drop box or Google Drive and to have access to your accounts from where ever you are.
Of course you can also keep it is your own personal Cloud.
Or simply on 1 USB drive to bring along anywhere.

Thanks for the GOTD but I'm always concerned about time limited offers for this type of software: what happens if one needs to reinstall, after the licence has expired, in order to gain access to the oh-so-important password database?

For this reason I'll stick with KeePass (freeware, open source, multi OS...)

please please please add a change theme for the next version