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Can you remember all of your passwords and usernames? If so, you’re a lot smarter than us, as we sure can’t. Our system administrator constantly has to e-mail us lost passwords and user account information, and though he gets quite annoyed, it’s worked well for us. However, we highly doubt that everyone has a system admin that is willing to constantly look up various username and password combinations.

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RoboForm	$29.95	Review
TurboPasswords	$29.95	Review
Norton Confidential	$21.75	Review
Handy Password Manager	$29.95	Review
Password Manager XP	$29.95	Review

The solution is a password manager, which will store all of your username and password information for you. Most password managers can:

Automatically learn new username/password combinations – Why enter it manually when the program can learn it automatically?

Memorize what usernames/passwords belong to which websites – This further streamlines and simplifies your browsing experience.

Don’t know which program is worth your time? Try one of our top five. You will not be disappointed.

RoboForm

RoboForm

With a name that sounds like something out of an old 60s B-grade movie, RoboForm is our top pick when it comes to password managing software. Despite the name (which we just happen to like) this software is polished and capable. It has an extensive feature list, and our experience has shown it to be stable and reliable. Quite a difference from some of the other software on the market.

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TurboPasswords

TurboPasswords

This software really takes the term “minimalist” and runs with it. Appearing as two buttons within the Internet Explorer or FireFox shell, TurboPasswords is a highly sophisticated and capable program. When we first got out hands on a copy of the software, we were pleased to see an extensive list of features as well as an established client base- this meant that we weren't the first people to give it a try.

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Norton Confidential

Norton Confidential

Symantec is a behemoth of a company, and just about everyone has used one of their products. They have successfully marketed their anti-virus and firewall in such a way that many people now swear by them, regardless of how effective the product actually is (or isn't). So, it only makes sense that the software giant would expand it's reach

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Handy Password Manager

Handy Password Manager

Modern computing is all about convenience: making your life a bit easier, either through innovation or through reinvention of the wheel. This can be seen from a variety of different perspectives, such as a desktop manager or a password manager. In the case of the latter, it comes down to integration and seamlessness.

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Password Manager XP

Password Manager XP

Using the same password for every application doesn't make any sense, and it's a great way to get your accounts compromised. If someone happened to get a hold of your e-mail password, for example, they'd also have access to your web banking, private websites, and anything else that used those password sets. The problem is that it can be a hard endeavor to make unique passwords for each application or account, as remembering them all can become quite difficult.

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RoboForm

TurboPasswords

Norton Confidential

Handy Password Manager

Password Manager XP