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  1. Anyone know of a good password manager that does what roboform wont?

    ie, allow me to store my password locally on the phone (sd card) without using a risky online server?

  2. I am very disappointed with Roboform for Android. I dont want to use an encrypted file and remote server to store my passwords. I want to use my passwords directly from the phone. Why can’t they offer a version for android that does the same as the PC version (ie locally stored .rfp password files) That way I could just copy the entire password folder from the PC to my android device without risking storing my data on some remote server. I know the risks either way, but I prefer locally stored passwords and this is not possible with Roboform for android (as far as I know).

  3. I would really love to hear more about how to use roboform n android. In its current version, I can’t figure out how to switch from roboform to the browser. So you can log in using roboform just fine, but after that, you can’t navigate with the browser. Any new tips?

  4. What do you think about Roboform Everywhere? I like the concept but am concerned about all of my data being stored on a server. Yes it is encrypted, but couldn’t someone get it and unencrypt it?

  5. Great post! I’ve been using the new Android app on my Samsung GalaxyS and it has been working flawlessly. The only addition I would like to see in a later version is the ability to add new data (as you previously mentioned). But in all realism, I really don’t add new logins on my phone. Not having this functionality doesn’t inhibit day to day use. All in all, I’d say this new application is head and shoulders above the bookmarklet.

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