RoboForm Online is a major plus for current RoboForm users, but it isn’t as smooth as other password sync options. RoboForm Online adds a useful online synchronization feature–plus anywhere access via ...

The latest version of this powerful password manager throws in a new look and feel, support for Google Chrome, and offers an annual subscription to install it on multiple PCs. Lance Whitney is a ...

Password managers aren’t flashy, but they sure are handy — if they’re done right. And Roboform definitely is done right. This free (albeit in limited form) utility lets you securely store and manage ...

RoboForm is incredibly hard to beat on price. At $2.49 per month, the app is far less expensive than 1Password ($4.99 per month), and even includes a totally free service plan for a single device.

SHREVEPORT, La. - If you’re still writing passwords on sticky notes or saving them in your phone’s notes app, there’s a safer, easier way. An app called RoboForm remembers them all for you and keeps ...

A solid password manager with a good selection of features and reliable security protection. The interface isn’t as modern feeling as some competitors, but that shouldn’t detract from a service that ...

It's true that most browsers will save passwords for you these days, but they don't offer a simple way to organize or edit your password list. Some, like Internet Explorer, don't give you access to a ...

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The new year is here, and with it comes a fresh set of resolutions. If "Keeping your information and accounts safe" isn't on that list, it absolutely should be. Let's be honest: If you've ever hit ...

I have more than 300 accounts on online services. Some I use frequently, such as my hosting service provider account or Gmail, while many more I use rarely, if at all. The problem is where to keep all ...

If you’re still writing passwords on sticky notes or saving them in your phone’s notes app, there’s a safer, easier way. An app called RoboForm remembers them all for you and keeps them encrypted so ...