Norton Password Manager 17+

I really like the Norton Password Vault. Not only can you store passwords, but also addresses and it has a wallet section for your cards, online banking and apps such as cash app and Venmo. You can make notes and generate strong passwords that are automatically saved and add another layer of protection by clicking the toggle switch that activates the need for the vault password to access a certain app or profile password. You can also select sign me in automatically for each individual website, which is super convenient. The password manager section on your safety dashboard tells you how strong your passwords are or how many times you’ve duplicated that password, how long ago you changed the password for each site. It has an option to auto change it right there. You get an overall score on your ability to create strong, safe passwords. When you generate a password, you can edit it, and make it longer or smaller and it tells you the odds of someone being able to figure out your password. My only complaint would be, you know cause we have to have at least one complaint lol I noticed it doesn’t always update the password if you have to change it, so I get stuck because it tries to enter and old password. There may be a way to fix this that I’m not seeing but that would be the only thing I dislike.

Norton Password Manager has proven to be a reliable and indispensable tool in managing my digital life. It provides robust security features and the convenience of cross-platform access, making it an ideal choice for anyone seeking a comprehensive password management solution. I greatly appreciate its cost-effectiveness - it’s free, a rarity for a service of this caliber. The ability to synchronize passwords across all my devices has been a game-changer, offering seamless access to my accounts no matter where I am or what device I’m using. However, the user experience could benefit from a few tweaks. The recurring authorization alerts, particularly on the mobile platform, can be a bit intrusive. Each time I open the browser, it prompts for approval - an extra step that interrupts the browsing experience. While I understand and respect the importance of security, I would appreciate an option to adjust the frequency of these prompts. Despite this minor gripe, I remain highly satisfied with Norton Password Manager. It strikes a commendable balance between security and convenience, and with some fine-tuning, it could easily become the gold standard of password management. It’s a well-crafted tool that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to others seeking a reliable password manager.

This is a great cross platform password manager. I've seen some of the bad reviews and I find them unfounded: 1. "The pass word won't paste" - that is a function of some websites, for security they block a direct paste to the password field so you have to jump through hoops to get it pasted. I fail to see how is this an app issue. 2. "Locked myself out of the vault" - what are the specific circumstances? Are you attempting to reopen from the same account and the same credentials? I don't work for Symantec but I have been using the Norton vault on a daily basis for about 5 years and have hundreds of passwords there. I use it both on my Windows and iOS devices and I could not live without it. I have seen other password vaults and they don't seem any better or worse to me, just different. I love all the features including the password gen, sure some things could be better and some other features could be welcome but I highly recommend this app., especially since is free if you already use Norton in other platforms.