As a die-hard KeePass/KeePassX user who recently had 1Password forced down his throat as part of a new job...well, it's actually pretty slick. ;) The browser in

As a die-hard KeePass/KeePassX user who recently had 1Password forced down his throat as part of a new job...well, it's actually pretty slick. ;) The browser integration is exceptionally well done, and definitely worth the price of admission. One feature I didn't know I wanted until I started using it was the fact that the database is actually saved in a browser-renderable format (decryption is performed in javascript, all client-side). So, save your password database to Dropbox, and if you're on, say, Linux (where a native client isn't available), you can still get at your passwords just like any other password keeper. No editing or adding new passwords via that interface, sadly. (Added plus: you can actually render it directly through the Dropbox website, which is a nice plus if you're at a machine you're not syncing.)