Roboform on desktop portable#

Portable Login: Log in from any computer without installation.

Roboform on desktop password#

Password Generator: Create unique, secure passwords.

Multi-factor Authentication: Add a second layer of protection.

Form Filler: Automatically fill long forms with personal data.

Emergency Access: Give friends/family access to your account in case of emergency.

Digital Wallet: Store payment details for quick checkout.

Biometric Login: Login with Face ID, Touch ID and Windows Hello.

Backup/Restore: Backup and restore your data to the cloud.

Auto Login: Quickly access sites with saved credentials.

Roboform on desktop android#

In the end, with its support for most portable computing devices like the iPhone or Android devices, RoboForm is an effective time-saver and recommended to anybody who wishes to securely store their data and access it from anywhere, anytime. When surfing the web, RoboForm will take care of filling in the forms and includes an online syncing feature which means you're always given access to your data through the online cloud.

The application fully integrates with your web browser, whether you're running Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or one of the many different distributions of Chromium (Chrome, Comodo Browser, etc). We tested it with several different web forms and email accounts. With RoboForm, you can automatically log yourself into different web sites without ever having the fill in the form fields again. It makes surfing the web and filling in forms quicker and more efficient. The desktop version of RoboForm is a highly successful and popular password manager and automatic form filler which supports a wide array of different data storage.

Namely, when they cancelled lifetime licences moving from v7 to v8, forcing everyone who owned them to either stay on an older version or switch to a subscription model, and recently, with the introduction of v9, they changed the look (and my favourite, ease of use) of the Chrome extension, and introduced bugs where it can't properly detect the fields on some sites, thus it can't save or fill the username/password.An intelligent password manager and data storage solution with access to the cloud. In case anyone is wondering why I've been wanting to switch from Roboform, it's because there's been some issues with it over the years. Did I miss it? Did it get implemented in the past year? Or does it still not have it? In which case, is there a password manager that does? I tried Bitwarden about a year ago, and, unless I couldn't find the setting for it to do the same, it didn't have one. No need to re-enter my master password every time I reopen or switch browsers (which I do with some frequency). I use the desktop application, which I unlock with my master password when I start my PC, and it automatically unlocks all of its browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Edge.) and keeps them unlocked until I restart my computer (I can set a timer, but I don't, because only I use my PC). Here's where the magic of Roboform comes in, and what's keeping me from switching. My passwords are stored locally and I regularly back them up to a USB drive.

Roboform on desktop generator#

I use Roboform purely as a password generator and manager (generate random, 20-character long passwords, store them, and auto-fill them when I tell it to) system-wide, so I don't care much about the sync/encryption/. The problem is that I can't find one that works as good as Roboform, ease-of-use-wise. I currently use Roboform, but I've been trying to switch to a different password manager on and off for several years now.