Password Tote

Assists with logging into websites/services.

What is Password Tote?

Password Tote is a Chrome extension designed to simplify navigating multiple logins. It securely stores user passwords and autofills them when required, eliminating the chore of remembering difficult strings. The extension is highly secure and compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, and Android, making it an essential tool for efficient surfing.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.passwordtote.com

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Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.60 (10)

Version: 1.0.6.15 (Last updated: 2023-02-16)

Creation date: 2016-09-23

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

chrome://favicon/
tabs
https://*/*

Size: 128.00K

Email: gr*****@controldev.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 26384 ▼ 111

Other rankings

#7751 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 4 #108 in password keyword 83 ▼ 5

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Extension summary

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The Password Tote extension allows you to auto fill your website logins with passwords that are stored in Password Tote. It enables you to keep very secure passwords stored securely and instantly login to your websites without having to remember the passwords. Password Tote is accessible on multiple platforms including Windows, Mac OS X, iOS and Android. Please visit https://www.passwordtote.com for more information.

User reviews

nice

abo0odi salah, 2020-09-12

It added passwords when it was logged in, but it logged off every time you closed the browser. I suppose it was a way to keep it secure (only need to log in to Password Tote and it'll log in everywhere else for you) but most of the time I open a window for one purpose and then close it. I installed this to never have to enter a password again. If there was an autologin or "Stay Logged In" function for the extension, I would've kept it. Instead, I'm using LastPass. Does everything I need.