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Terms and Conditions

Before using this password management tool, please read and accept the following terms:

  • This tool stores passwords locally in your browser's localStorage. While this provides convenience, it is not as secure as dedicated password managers.
  • We cannot guarantee 100% security of your stored passwords. Local storage is accessible through browser developer tools.
  • Your passwords are stored unencrypted in the browser. Anyone with access to your device can potentially view them.
  • Clearing your browser data will permanently delete all stored passwords.
  • We recommend using this tool only for non-sensitive passwords or as a temporary solution.
  • For sensitive accounts (banking, email, etc.), we strongly recommend using a dedicated password manager.
  • By accepting these terms, you acknowledge the security limitations and use this tool at your own risk.

How to Use

Adding Passwords

  1. Click the "+" button to add a new password entry
  2. Enter the service/account name (e.g., Gmail, Facebook)
  3. Enter your username or identifier
  4. Enter your password
  5. Click "Add Entry" to save

Managing Passwords

  1. Use the search bar to find specific passwords
  2. Click the star icon to mark favorites
  3. Click the eye icon to show/hide passwords
  4. Use the copy icon to copy passwords to clipboard
  5. Edit or delete entries using the respective icons

Backup & Restore

  1. Click the download icon to export your passwords
  2. Save the backup file securely
  3. Use the upload icon to restore from a backup
  4. Note: Backup files are encoded for basic security

Tips & Security

  • Store passwords only for non-sensitive accounts
  • Use strong, unique passwords for each service
  • Regularly backup your password list
  • Clear browser data will delete stored passwords
  • Consider using a dedicated password manager for sensitive accounts

Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

How many passwords can I store?

There's no limit to the number of passwords you can store, but keep in mind that they are stored in your browser's localStorage, which typically has a 5-10MB limit.

What happens if I clear my browser data?

Clearing your browser data will delete all stored passwords. Make sure to export your passwords before clearing browser data if you want to keep them.

Can I use this on multiple devices?

Yes, you can export your passwords from one device and import them on another. However, changes made on one device won't automatically sync to others.

Security Considerations

Is this tool secure?

While we implement basic security measures, this tool is designed for convenience rather than maximum security. Passwords are stored unencrypted in your browser's localStorage, which can be accessed through browser developer tools.

What accounts should I NOT store here?

Do NOT store passwords for sensitive accounts like banking, email, or social media. For these accounts, use a dedicated password manager with strong encryption.

How secure is the backup file?

Backup files are encoded but not encrypted. Anyone with access to the backup file can potentially view your passwords. Store backup files securely and delete them after restoring.

Features & Usage

What does the favorite feature do?

The favorite feature helps you quickly find frequently used passwords. You can toggle the "Show Favorites" button to view only your favorite passwords.

How does the search function work?

The search function looks through service names, usernames, and passwords. It's case-insensitive and updates results as you type.

Can I edit my passwords?

Yes, you can edit any password entry by clicking the pencil icon. This is useful for updating passwords or correcting typos.

Best Practices

How often should I backup my passwords?

We recommend backing up your passwords whenever you add or modify entries, and before clearing browser data or switching devices.

What makes a strong password?

A strong password should be at least 12 characters long, include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Avoid using personal information or common words.

Should I use the same password for multiple accounts?

No, never reuse passwords across different accounts. If one account is compromised, using unique passwords prevents attackers from accessing your other accounts.