Sticky Password Reviews

I like the below features in sticky password Cloud sync Lifetime validity for 30 dollars Password genearator Secure notes Password genearator history Stores App password in Android devices

Features missing in sticky No builtin MFA Needs separate subs for checkign if your password is exposed in darkweb Cards UI needs improvement

Ease in use, strong in security, great interface. Also two-way authentication.

In some cases I don't no what I can use,.

It generates unique passwords and logs me in whenever I need to, saving me alot of time

The GUI looks a bit basic and old. So does the secure memos (notepad)

Sticky Password is compatible with different devices with different operating systems. So whether you use a PC with Windows or an Android phone, you can always access your passwords. You don't have to remember complicated passwords because Sticky Password will auto fill the user name and relevant password conveniently, regardless of the browser you use.

Sticky Password does not allow you to send passwords to other users such as an inhouse team to access shared platforms. Bearing in mind the sensitive data held by Sticky Password and similar tools, I cant help wondering what measures they put in place to guard the data stored in the cloud besides encryption. They could be an easy target for cyber criminals.

Easy to use, with only the features I want. Can share passwords with my colleagues and keep personal passwords separate. Can use it manually or can auto launch websites.

Does not have password audit (which is why it is less expensive)

It does what is supposed to do for passwords

Not as great as other apps available on thye market

Life-time license is very cheap ($29.99 american dollars in 2022 )

Unlike lastpass, I now have to enter the master password several times a day.

The app and chrome extensions are well built. The ios app even has FaceID integration for the master password.

The UI can feel outdated, but it does the job.

Sticky Password is the first password manager I tried after researching many. It's extremely easy to use and I was able to get a lifetime subscription for under $100. Most of the time it works flawlessly so I can't complain.

This program does have some bugs every now and then. Sometimes my 2FA will not work. Sometimes when I try to use it on my phone it will not import the password or requires a couple of tries to work.

I've been using Sticky Password for many years and believe for most people it is the best and most user friendly password manager around. The reason I chose Sticky Password over other alternatives is that it allows all passwords to be saved locally. After seeing larger services have security incidents it was important for my piece of mind that I didn't save my passwords online, regardless of whether...

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In other password software I tried documents could be uploaded and stored securely. I did not find this option in Sticky Password, which means I have had to store important documents on my computer as securely as I can using other programs. While I'm reasonably confident these documents are secure, it would be great to be able to consolidate these in Sticky Password and limit the use of other 3rd party programs.

I like the software generates passwords automatically, I like it’s got a section for notes, so I can also keep safe codes or recovery codes in it, it’s also really easy to search things. I’m a lifetime pass user, and so LOVE that my one-time fee of something like $150 went to a lifetime of password protection.

It doesn’t 100% sync with every password field on every browser, so sometimes it will generate a password but then on the next screen it won’t have saved it to your account, necessitating a password re-set.

Makes it easy to generate unique passwords for each login I need, and to store and retrieve these securely, without having to remember hundreds of different passwords. Can also be used across different platforms.

Nothing in particular - it does what I need and was easy to install and set up, although I think it has additional features that I haven't tried to use.

Sticky Password is easy to use and you can have it both on your computer and your phone. It will save logins and passwords for you, if you've logged into the program.

Sticky Password adds their logo to forms so you can see that you can use them to easily sign in. However, this is a problem for some forms, since they leave their code in there.

(1) Multi-platform support: works on Windows, all major browsers and phones (Android and iPhone). (2) In addition to working on several platforms, it effectively shares passwords across platforms, i.e., a password entered into a browser session becomes available should that URL be entered from a phone. (3) Reliability: over a time span of several years, the program has performed flawlessly. It's a...

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Very infrequently (less than 5 out of 100) , the software doesn't sync across platforms and one needs to search for the password within the software and enter it manually. From that point forward all is well. Given its low frequency of occurrence, it could well be user error or improper configuration.

That it remembers all my passwords in a secure database in the cloud. I have used sticky password for many years and it's amazing how many passwords I have. One of the best features is the username and password are entered automatically in the correct fields. All I have to do is land on the page and it logs me in. I love it!

I don't really like how it works on an Android phone. The app has a bigger learning curve and the password doesn't automatically input itself. There are extra clicking that needs to take place. I found it rather tedious but I was still able to make use of sticky password on my Android device to login to password protected sites when I could not remember the password.

Yes, that's true. It is not possible to save all password in my mind. My laptop and phone have stolen previously, so I am now extra curious about protecting my passwords. Every website has its own password policies. So using the same password for all my account is bad. If one site gets compromised they can use my password to access all the accounts. Now with the sticky password, I just have to remember one password for the sticky password. And all my password is safe at their cloud. I can use their app throughout all my devices which gives me the freedom to log in any site with my any divide. It also gives me the ability to create a complex password with just a click. I really like this.

The autofill is annoying and sometimes wants to autofill everything which is not a good practice.

Creative and colorful. Handy to use for helpful reminders, a quick thing to use if your writing a note.

The problem is that I am a slow person and it took my a while to navigate the software. My work computer got overcrowded with this. It can get confusing.

Hi John, so sorry to hear that you had a tough time getting started with Sticky Password. We'd be more than happy to provide some hand holding. If you're interested, please send a note to support@stickypassword.com and we'll take care of you. -Pete

Sticky password is a nice app that stores all my password without having to worry about memorizing them. I let it generate complex password for me without having to worry about memorizing them. I have a bad memory so this app was great for me. I like to use it on my laptop and iPhone.

The price is high compared to similar apps but so far I am happy with sticky password

I bought Sticky Password as a lifetime deal so I would not be bothered​ with a subscription model. The app has surpassed my expectations. When starting, it takes time to create new passwords for all subscriptions, shops, and apps but as soon as everything is set, it works like a charm. It is a great asset to be able to share passwords, create different profiles to create a new account in webshops quickly. Very convenient that the passwords sync on all my devices and works in Safari.​​

Occasionally​, the Safari extension​ does function properly without restarting the browser. But that's about it.

That I would never forget my passwords, and that they were being backed up by the cloud. On computers sticky has auto enter so all I do is land on the page and it fills everything in and clicks enter for me and I canuse them across computers. After using sticky password for several years now I have over a hundred different passwords that are easily managed by the software. I'm never leaving sticky Password. It has many more features so go take a closer look at them.

What issues that did bother me have been fixed. This is not a buggy application so everything works. It is a little harder to use on my android phone but it works there too!

Sticky Password stores all passwords in one place so you don't have to recall which password you have used for which site. It is much more secure and you eliminate the chances of getting locked out of vital emails and banking sites.

None. There are no disadvantages of Sticky Password!

I like this software even it is a paid one. Its integration is awesome with software and browser. Automatically logged in if you open and activate automatic login. Import from almost any other software. Cloud sync, so if your computer crashes you also can get all your data back from just logging in. Awesome Android programme is another selling point.

I faced some time it tries to log in when I am already logged in. It tries but not every time is not successful with auto login. When I contact support they replied a little late. Hope they improve this.

It's pretty easy to set up a Sticky Password account: each time I log in to a website, it prompts me to add it to the app. Of course, to make the internet a safer place, it is necessary to change all passwords after logging in, but in most cases, that works automatically. Within a couple of days, I have changed all my logins. Having a pro account, it works across devices. By creating different Identities (business, personal) Sticky Password helps me to fill in all data asked for in online forms. My payment details, passport number, everything is saved in Sticky Password.

Some websites don't use the correct data when changing a password. My workaround is to create an account within the app and paste the new password manually. It probably has to do with how websites have set up their forms in the background that does not make Sticky Password recognize the right field.

Access all your passwords and saved information anywhere, anytime, on any of your connected devices like Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android. Browser extensions and add-ons for multiple browsers like Firefox, Opera, Safari, Google Chrome, Maxthon and Internet Explorer. Autofill works on almost all the sites. Portable version of this application can be carried around in your pendrive. Local sync for users who do not want their data being sent to cloud storages. Passwords are grouped into categories. Auto-lock feature. Password generator. Strong AES-256 encryption. Import data from other password managers.

Does not allow any type of secure password sharing like other similar applications. Password sharing features make the application useful when you are working as a team and need to share passwords and other information remotely. Lacks features like Emergency contacts and Digital legacy. These features allow one trusted person other than you to be able to access your data in case of an accident or death.

There are plenty of option; importing already known information from browsers; form/login filling is automatically; very good encryption; bio-metric identification is a nice feature.

Not needed in most of cases; modern browsers with few add-on can have similar results. OVERPRICED, especially lifetime license.