With all that said, here’s what 1Password looks like on the Mac: Main screen of 1Password.

It’s a more convenient way to navigate and browse around the Internet – especially on a tablet or phone.

Logging in on website is much easier, faster and more secure.You just remember one password instead of dozens.By using auto-generated passwords you prevent that. If one website gets compromised which reveals your password, you need to change all passwords across all websites and services.

It’s a bad practice to use one password for all services and accounts you own.And it’s a lot more secure too as it uses auto-generated passwords that are really hard to crack.Ī couple more quick reasons why 1Password is vital: You never have to worry again which passwords you used on which site – 1Password will take care of that for you. This isn’t a sponsored post nor am I affiliated with Agile Bits (the company behind 1Password) – I simply like this app and I think everyone reading this will save a lot of time by using this app. With all the recent security bugs making the news (and forcing you to change your passwords) I thought I would share how I use 1Password to help you effectively manage one of your security systems – your password(s) management.

If you’re unfamiliar with this app, it manages passwords for you and it saves you a lot of time logging in on websites. One of my favorite Mac apps is 1Password.

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