Remembering one password seems easy, right? How about a hundred different passwords that a hacker could never guess? Far too many of us have resorted to picking (easily guessable) variations of the ...

If you’re still writing passwords on sticky notes or saving them in your phone’s notes app, there’s a safer, easier way.

It's true that most browsers will save passwords for you these days, but they don't offer a simple way to organize or edit your password list. Some, like Internet Explorer, don't give you access to a ...

RoboForm puts heavy emphasis on simplified password management. If you use its browser extension, web interface, or mobile apps, the experience of letting it handle your logins is polished and easy.

Password managers aren’t flashy, but they sure are handy — if they’re done right. And Roboform definitely is done right. This free (albeit in limited form) utility lets you securely store and manage ...

RoboForm Online is a major plus for current RoboForm users, but it isn’t as smooth as other password sync options. RoboForm Online adds a useful online synchronization feature–plus anywhere access via ...

If you’re like me and you have one, two or three simple user names and passwords that you spread around dozens of corporate and public Web sites — or you want to get rid of the Post-it notes from your ...

The average person has more than 100 online accounts and none of them should use the same password so RoboForm can remember them for you.