One Key Password Manager Application

This is easy to use file system based password manager.

What is One Key Password Manager Application?

One Key Password Manager Application is an easy to use file system based password manager. It monitors Chrome browsers for login forms, captures and securely stores them in a chosen file system location. The stored data is protected by a master key provided during setup, and the application does not retain the key. A browser extension is required for this application. Once installed, it will prompt for installation of the extension.

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By: Hari Krishna Galla

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 177 ▼ -5

Rating: 3.00 (7)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2016-06-13)

Creation date: 2016-06-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
<all_urls>
alwaysOnTopWindows
{"fileSystem":["write","retainEntries","directory"]}

Size: 389.12K

Email: ha*****@gmail.com

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# 58882 ▼ 1150

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#15795 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 59

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This application monitors the chrome browsers for login forms and captures and stores securely in a chosen file system location.

The data stored by this application is secured using a master key that you should provide during the setup process. This application will not retain the master key but you have to remember and provide it whenever you launch this app.

Please be noted that this application need a browser extension, once you install this application it will prompt you for installation of the extension. Please follow the steps to complete the setup process.

User reviews

It never worked for me in Chrome. It never loaded any websites or saved any passwords.

Akita Lisa Cannon, 2016-08-30

Just wanting to stay safe with my Apple Imac

Iris & Tom Ball, 2016-06-23

I understand that strong passwords on public computers is a good thing. But for my home laptop where it's just my wife and me. I should be not be told that my master password is to weak and then forced to create a stronger one.