Passwordspro
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What is PasswordsPro?
PasswordPro is the password manager designed to help you to administer your passwords and private data in a secure way.
PasswordsPro stores all your passwords and text notes in a single file, which is locked with one master password. You only have to remember one password to access all of your private data.
Motivation:
We all need to remember many passwords and other personal data from email accounts, social networks, twitter, instant messaging, forums, blogs, etc. Some people have more than 100 username/passwords to remember!
And, obviously, all need to be different to avoid the risk of losing your privacy if anyone gets access to one of your passwords.
With PasswordsPro this important data is stored in an encrypted file using industry standard encryption algorithms, which ensures your protection.
Not only passwords:
Another useful feature of PasswordsPro is the ability to store text notes of any size.
Easy to use:
You only need to remember a single 'Master Pa
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