Good alternative to "Ewallet?"

[gizbug]

Any recommendations? What I would like is, if possible, be able to sync my website l/pws, and my membership card info with my ipad, android phone, and my pc. When I am on the road, and need to remember a l/pw for a website, or my AAA membership #, it would be very convenient to have this info available. I've been using ewallet for a while, but not sure if I want to purchase the latest version or not.

 

[FoxFifth]

I use http://lastpass.com/ on my pc and iPhone. It's free but if you want to use it on mobile devices you need the $12 per year premium version. Be aware that it stores your passwords on their website (encrypted). I'm very comfortable with that but like most things, not everyone agrees with me.

 

[wirednuts]

i use keepass. just store your safe file on your dropbox account. then install keepass on any device you want (its free). you have all your passwords everywhere, its totally secure, and its easy as pie.

 

[SuperDaveAPK]

I second Keepass

 

[Nizbot]

i use keepass. just store your safe file on your dropbox account. then install keepass on any device you want (its free). you have all your passwords everywhere, its totally secure, and its easy as pie.

And nothing is stored online either. Lot's of ways to configure it how you want as well. Auto-type FTW!

 

[Modelworks]

I second lastpass. Been using it for over a year now and not had a single problem. I can access my stored information anywhere I go. About the stored information concerns, lastpass does not ever have access to the information unencrypted. The information never leaves your pc unencrypted and if you forget your password nobody, not even lastpass, can recover it. What is stored on the servers is only an encrypted document. When you want the information that files is downloaded to your pc and when you enter the password it is decrypted on your pc.

Lastpass also has other features like one time passwords you can use at a library or public spot. The password you generate will be usable one time only. So you can login at a wifi spot and log out and even if someone uses a key logger they cannot log back into the account.