

Although the program doesn't actually log users in automatically, right-clicking on any items allows users to easily copy their username and password, which can then be pasted into the desired location. A separate area allows users to enter the URLs of their favorite Web sites and accompanying log-in information. There are separate sections in which users can enter basic passwords, as well as software registration codes and log-in information for e-mail and FTP accounts.

The program's interface is plain and intuitive, reminding us a bit of Microsoft Outlook. Who can remember so many different nonsensical passwords? Fortunately, there's Efficient Password Manager, a simple and effective way to keep track of passwords for just about everything. Security experts recommend that you not use the same password for everything, and that you incorporate a mix of letters, numbers, and punctuation. In a world where almost everything is online, from e-mail to credit cards, social networking to car insurance, keeping passwords both secure and manageable is no easy task.
