Padlock - A modern, open source password manager for everyone.

Too bad it is not clear before logging in that the Padlock cloud is not free.

Pros:

Minimalist and cross platform

Cons:

Free unless you need to sync across devices...

First password manager I could get me spouse to use after years of trying.

Pros:

Easy to use! Not just for security specialists who already know everything.

Cons:

On Win7 the "recently used" entries don't also show up in the alphabetical list. I would rather just have an alphabetical list.

Try it :) you are going to love having tons of passwords and having full control of them.

Pros:

Free version is great, payed is not only affordable but great!

Cons:

autofill features

I love how easy it is to run my own server, and there is an official Linux release!

Pros:

Open source, data stored on server & client, backup/restore is easy, good syncing across many clients making changes, runs on ALL platforms

Cons:

Sorry, I really can't think of any

Padlock is a great alternative to 1Password without any bloated functionality. It's simple to use and it does its job very well - saves passwords and other secret credentials in one place.

Pros:

Very intuitive, easy to use, and flexible.

Cons:

Can't disable some notification popping up.

FYI - update your website's footer copyright date ;-)

Love it

Pros:

Great open source software

Cons:

Needs a URL field that turns into a link!

I've been using Padlock for a while and opted to start paying to use the cloud storage. The UI is great. I don't think there are any major hangups. There are a few features that I would like to see implemented like keyboard nav and fingerprint auth, but it's great either way.

Pros:

I enjoy using it across all of my devices. It's very easy to generate passwords and categorize accounts.

Cons:

In v1 there was keyboard navigation so I could copy/paste without ever using the mouse but sadly it was lost.