MacPass For Mac

In order to keep track of the overwhelming number of passwords from our online accounts for different social networks, e-mail clients, and music or video streaming websites, many of us rely on password managers.

One interesting software solution of this kind is MacPass, a forthright and small, yet effective macOS password manager that makes it easy for you to store your credentials in a safe environment and outside the reach of prying eyes.

The most important step that MacPass takes in order to protect your important accounts and passwords is the employment of a master password protection feature.

In principle, the master password lock ensures that you will be the only one who has access to your protected data, and it will always have to be provided after the database has been manually locked, after your Mac goes into sleep mode, or after a user defined idle time.

In order to keep your accounts and passwords organized, MacPass uses groups, entries, columns, context menus and other custom fields.

Of course, you can easily manage your password database by drag and dropping elements around the interface, which uses the system’s native frameworks in order to provide the smooth and the authentic feel that macOS users are accustomed to.

As expected from an application of this type, the MacPass utility also features a comprehensive password generator that helps you generate random passwords. Besides the generator, MacPass also features a quality estimation option that offers you relevant information about how strong the generated password is.

If you are looking for a free, easy to use and efficient password manager for your Mac, then MacPass is worthy of your attention and should be considered as a valid option.