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Nothing compares to LastPass.

I'm currently using Bitwarden, which is free and open-source, and the free version provides almost everything you need from a password manager. What does this offer that the free version of Bitwarden doesn't? And even for the paid premium version Bitwarden costs $10/year compared to Sticky Passwords's $30/year (without discounts, currently it's $20/20 months, which is equivalent to $12/year).

From a privacy and security point of view, Bitwarden is FOSS, more well known, and has regular security audits, whereas sticky password is closed source and does not have any third-party security audits, so I fail to see why people would want to use this over Bitwarden, considering your entire passwords and thus online activities rely on the security of the password manager.

Been using Sticky Password for 8+ (maybe ten) years now. Started with a GiveAwayofthe Day, become a beta tester and eventually got a lifetime licence. It is spot on and the support team are amazing. It also has a "Secure Memo" option, which is really useful. Definitely recommended!

I used the giveaway for a while, then purchased a lifetime license. Later, during a promotion, I bought another lifetime license for my wife and she loves it. She cannot imagine how she dealt with passwords before this. I will install this particular giveaway on my mother's computer. That will be a great test of how user-friendly it actually is. Maybe she'll stop calling me to ask me what her various passwords are? Probably not. However, it also shows my faith in this product to install it on my own devices and the devices of my family. I work as a Security Anaylst at a scientific organization and am satisfied with Sticky Password for my personal use, my wife's personal use, and . . . well, we'll see how it works for my mom with this giveaway. I also enjoy the Android app syncing. I have used the free KeePass for many years, but KeePass is only easier for one-time lookup and not for autopopulating like Sticky Password does. My wife and I both tried LastPass for a while, but did not like the UI and user experience. Sticky Password is much easier for us.

"sync via Sticky Password’s secure cloud-based servers"...call me paranoid but i would never give all my passwords to a software company. What if they get hacked, as many have been in the past ? They will say "sorry, should have never happened..."

Decent program. Bought two lifetime licenses after trying a give away of it. Came to it from using Roboform for several years, which was a yearly subscription. A yearly subscription for essentially very basic utility software is greedy nonsense, and I'd had enough.

Can be seriously aggressive about generating its own random passwords on a new login - you have to tell it to go away and NOT save what it generated several times before it finally shuts up. I find that really annoying behavior and wish it would stop.

Otherwise, pretty good. The Android version you get with a subscription is fair.

The ability for the second license to 'push share' a login with the first license (and vice versa) is nice. You can sync copies on your other machines (like a laptop) through the cloud or just locally.

Can import records from quite a few other password managers, including the Roboform I was using. I would NEVER get a new password program that couldn't import records from my existing password program.

Overall, worth a try for sure.

Thx for the offer :) I've sign up for an account and I have installed the app but I am still awaiting for a license key to be sent to my e-mail...

well iv been waiting for over 7 hours now to get a pin code sent to my email, so i can get back into my account. i do not want to start a new account and lose everything.

Is it just me trying out a new bit of software, or does the setup process not allow me choose the drive/path I'd like to install it to? :(

The problem with this type of software is that by restricting its time use, people who let the software devise a user-id and password with their own random generated user-ids and passwords of garbled letters, numbers, and special characters is that if you don't purchase it by the end of the year how do you easily get to this information if you need to recover the sign-in information that you need?

I have premium version 8,3.1.8, just checked for updates and there wasn't any. Should I get this 8.3.1.10, or wait until my version updates itself to 10?

Please let user sign into sticky password with fingerprint, both in android and windows.

I probably had for 4-5 years straight Premium from this program just because of regular giveaways on various sites and participating in it. So i know this program very well and never paid a dime for it.

It's an excellent password manager (the best imo), the most i like is the automatic form filling for websites, which works great on most sites after completed once, i say most because sometimes the form is not really compatible and you have to enter stuff manually but that is a rare occasion.

Also a plus is the possibility to add identities consisting of personal details, contact details, internet details, business details, financial details (like credit card info, bank accounts). That saves a lot of time entering those infos into web forms, they are available with just one click and you can have bunch of them.

You can also create app accounts (for general programs, messengers, games etc.).

There is a boomark feature aswell and you can add memos and share items with other Sticky Password users.

There is also a import feature for other password managers like RoboForm, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, Kaspersky, 1Password, so you can easily import databases from those apps into Sticky Password and start working with Sticky Password. Most common browsers are also supported.

And what they changed from old Sticky Password is that you have access to all your data with or without Premium, so no worries about losing your information due to license restrictions.

Just give it a go and try it yourself, you'll see it makes managing passwords a lot easier and saves you bunch of time.

Have not regretted buying Lamantine's Sticky Password after being introduced to it here on GOTD years ago. Perhaps not the slickest of interfaces, but flexible and very functional across platforms.

I've been using this for a few years now, very useful, lets me use complex passwords without taxing my brain too much. Premium version has come up regularly on GOTD, very helpful. Security seems good, but I'm not an expert. Syncs automatically to other devices.

I got this in a previous giveaway and ended up getting a lifetime license. This is a great piece of software and service. I highly recommend it.

Hello,
What happens with the program after 1 year? What features will be disabled? Will my passwords then be secure and still available?