I made my own. After trying for a test period the usual famous ones, and not being happy with anything (cloud crap, no memory encrypt, no clipboard cleaning -

I made my own. After trying for a test period the usual famous ones, and not being happy with anything (cloud crap, no memory encrypt, no clipboard cleaning - to just name a few) I decided to take a look at a few that were open source, learned their overall intricacies and started to code my own. At beginning nothing fancy, just a SQLite DB and simply focus on name field, system-wide shortcut for my manager to pop-up and then selecting the entry. Manager would type in the username, TAB to password field, then type the password there as well and press ENTER. That was the most rudimentary one and whenever some new web/app was not working I would see why and increase from there its code/logic. After like 3 months I was happy with all I had the need for and very rarely, something like every 6 months, I would touch its code for maximum 2 days to make it work. It's being over 5 years at this point and use it daily on my several dozens web sites / desktop apps I need. During this time I never did a full refactoring or change its underlying business logic. So my advice for you @vasachi, if you can, do the same. The satisfaction will be huge.