Password Manager?

[Doctor Gallop]

Not sure if I was to post here or in "General Discussion".
Does anyone know of a good secure program or web site where I can keep all my different Passwords in one place? Somewhere that I can go to when I forget a password for a certain web site?
At my age, I'm lucky to remember what day it is.

 

[learninmypc]

The best thing I did was write mine down on a piece of paper & put it under lock & key.

 

[Doctor Gallop]

The best thing I did was write mine down on a piece of paper & put it under lock & key.

LOL...That makes sense to me.....but what if I forget where I put the key?
I once bought some vitamins that were to help memory loss....then I forgot where I put the bottle.

 

[learninmypc]

LOL...That makes sense to me.....but what if I forget where I put the key?
I once bought some vitamins that were to help memory loss....then I forgot where I put the bottle.

Gosh, stick the paper in your wallet.

 

[Doctor Gallop]

Gosh, stick the paper in your wallet.

Was only kidding...I'm not an *****

 

[learninmypc]

Ok.

 

[Jad Chaar]

I really like KeePass. It is a great open source password manager.

 

[LookinAround]

I've been using LastPass. I liked their option to require a physical USB security device be plugged in, in addition to a password) on machines other then the ones I say are "trusted" in order to access saved passwords. (you need pay extra to buy the Yubikey USB devices)