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From Marco Cervoni

If you think that storing passwords on PCs is a mistake, this is the right password manager for you.
WebPassBooster is a simple and useful application designed to help you generate random passwords.
All you need to do is specify the phrase from which you want to generate the password. Then the application will save the generated password to the clipboard and you can paste it on a web page or in a specific file. This way, you can keep your data safe on the Internet, and you can also run the application and bring it with you wherever you want on a USB drive. This password manager supports 17 languages and 17 virtual keyboards, which means that you can use it around the world, even on a PC where you would never find the keyboard in your language. The virtual keyboard also offers protection against Key Loggers (spy software that reads what you type on the physical keyboard) and the application uses an intelligent alternative to allow you to write the generated password, the triple-click of the mouse! A rather unusual action that no hacker would ever expect.
The generated passwords are safe and they score above average when tested on the main sites specialized in password rating, on the basis of relevant criteria such as the elimination of repeated or consecutive characters and the higher prevalence of numbers or symbols. The generated passwords also have a time limit, you can reuse them within 15 seconds, then they will be cancelled automatically, if you do not use them, they will be cancelled and erased after two minutes. It eliminates the crazy thing whereby our password stays in the clipboard!
This software is designed for those who want simple passwords like to be simple phrases that stick in his head as it should be, without compromising their safety.

What's new is version 3.2.0.0? Create Downloader Setup. Add autosave last config.

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