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Thursday, November 19, 2009
A Mac software update worth the money

From Agile Web Solutions comes the long awaited 1Password update. I’ve been testing version 3.0 for months and it’s a worthy upgrade, even at a healthy price. 1Password makes it trivial to manage login IDs and passwords, but does even more by handling serial numbers, licenses, credit card information, and does easy synchronization with my iPhone. From Jeffrey Mincey on Mac360:

There are less expensive ways to manage and secure information on a Mac, but none make managing login IDs, passwords, license information, or serial numbers so seamless between Mac, iPhone, and the web as 1Password.

My favorite new feature is 1PasswordAnywhere. Remotely view your keychain in any modern browser.

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