Secrets for Mac and Secrets Touch review: A simple, no-frills password manager for Mac and iOS

Macworld
Jan 20, 2017, 9:00 am355 pts
If there’s one breed of app every Mac and iOS user should own, it’s a password manager. After all, it’s no longer possible nor advisable to repeat the same easily-guessed login credentials across all the websites and services we use, and nearly impossible for most of us to remember so many combinations of…

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