Password Tote for Mac OS X 1.1

Password Tote is a multi-platform password manager. It keeps all your passwords in the Cloud, so you can access them from any device that has an Internet connection. There are client apps for Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Firefox and Android. The Firefox extension allows you to log in to any website that you have saved a password for with the click of a single button, which is always a nice option to have.

The main window shows a list of all the passwords that you have added. You can sort them by name, username, security, creation date and date of last access, or use the search function. Adding a password is very easy and you get a lot of room for adding notes and relevant data. The fields that you can add are: name, category, e-mail, username and, of course, password. The app tells you how secure your password is when you type it in. You can also use the built-in generator, which lets you have long and complicated passwords that you can use on any of your accounts. The good thing about this is that you don't have to remember them. All you need to remember is your Password Tote account username and password.

All in all, Password Tote is a nice password manager, with integration with Firefox and a nice password generator. All your passwords are stored on the Password Tote servers, which can be a good or bad thing, depending on how you look at it. The only thing I think is missing is auto-locking of the database.