I don't want a program that forces me to use it to access my files. I just want to store them.

I am banging my head trying to figure why KeePass works on Vista and not Win 7, when it is said to be compatible with both.

I guess I will try Last Pass and do what you do...not input the credit card info.

Thanks.

Works great as a memory jogger, or you can copy and paste from it.

Primitive, but safe and effective.

It's pretty easy to use and is free.

I have them written down in various places, but it is too time-consuming to find them when I need them. Thanks for the tip.

Here's the link: http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/

I finally had to get some software because I had so many passwords. It's ridiculous. I keep a backup copy on my external hard drive and on a flash drive.

I'd like to ask if anyone knows of one that also comes with a phone app.
I'm wondering if there is one you install on your computers but can also share with your phone?!?

Not sure if that makes sense, I hope it does.

that holds my secret stuff. It's "saved my life" a number of times. Even once when a new computer was locked and I forgot the password, I got to the file from my phone and all was good.

Dropbox, Evernote, Onedrive... any or all of them should work. Common sense say don't save a file up there called "My Passwords.txt" but it should be safe from prying eyes.

I use it on Chrome; check to see if it's available for the browser you use.