F-Secure Key For Mac

This is the macOS desktop client for F-Secure Key, a cross-platform application for storing and managing passwords. F-Secure Key for Android and iOS comes with automatic login capabilities. The desktop client allows you to add, manage and sync website credentials with your mobile device.

F-Secure Key provides an intuitive workspace to securely store all your accounts and passwords. You can add a new entry by specifying its name, URL, user name, password, notes and specific icon (from a predefined collection).

You can also assign a different color to your account, which probably work just like tags in that they help you distinguish between your accounts. Passwords can also be generated from within the app and can include up to 32 characters as well as upper / lower case letters, numbers and special symbols.

Another benefit of using F-Secure Key is that you can import and export passwords. In the first case, the application supports XML files exported from other password manager tools. As for the latter case, you can copy a generated string of text into a text editor and save it from there.

Once you have created a database with your online accounts, you have the possibility to synchronize them with your Android or iOS device. Instructions on how to do so area available from within the app. Overall, it is a pretty simple procedure as it involves a sync code that you need to generate from your mobile device.

To wrap it all up, F-Secure Key seems like a reliable and straightforward password management utility. You can easily use it just to store and manage account credentials. However, the main feature is the ability to sync with the app version from your mobile device, which can automatically log you in on specified sites.