Master Password For Mac

With lots of passwords that need remembering for our e-mail and online social service accounts, one of the best ways to keep your credentials stored in a safe environment and within easy reach is with the help of password managers.

Your typical password manager saves your passwords in an encrypted vault or stores them using cloud-based services.

Master Password is a stylish cross-platform password manager that takes on a different approach towards keeping your credentials as safe as possible with the help of an cryptographic algorithm that uses your name, the site’s name,  and the designated master password for generating strong and unique passwords.

This means that, your generated passwords aren’t actually stored and don’t need to be backed up or synchronized between devices, thus eliminating the need for further security measures, third party services, and the need for an internet connectivity on your device.

Getting to grips with this stylish application should be hard since it features a streamlined interface and it can be easily and quickly accessed from the comfort of OS X’s status bar menu.

In order to enable Master Password to do its magic, you must first input a master password and a user name. Once this is done, the only things left to do is enter the website’s name, and using the three mentioned components, Master Password will instantly generate a unique password.

Evidently, you can add as many websites or accounts as you like, and Master Password will provide for each and one of them specific passwords that can be loaded into your Mac’s clipboard by a simple tap on the ENTER key.

Also worth mentioning is the fact that Master Password comes with support for some of the most popular desktop operating systems, such as OS X, Windows and Linux, as well as for iOS and Android smartphones.

In a nutshell, Master Password is an interesting app that enables you to obtain complex passwords with very simple input data and provides a very interesting alternative over the traditional password managers.