Password Manager
- Thread starter fak119
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- 2017 27" iMac, 10.5" iPad Pro, iPhone 8, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini, Numerous iPods, Monterey
Some of them (Password managers) have two different apps: One for OS X and another for iOS. However, the version for your Mac will not work with your iPad or iPhone.
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- iMac OS X 10.11.5; iPad2 (8.1.2-12B440); New iPad; MS-Office for Mac 2011 (14.5.5)
Thank you so much. Helped me to decide NOT to use it...
I ask myself, what is the use of a Password Manager if it cannot be applied from anywhere? (I access websites -like many, I guess- from iMac and iPad.
I ask myself, what is the use of a Password Manager if it cannot be applied from anywhere? (I access websites -like many, I guess- from iMac and iPad.
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- 13" Late 2008 Macbook 2.4 Core 2 duo 8G Of Ram 240G OWC SSD
I use 1password for mac and IOS and it backs up to iCloud so it gives the appearance of a single app. It feels like total integration. I think it'll do what you are looking for.
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MacInWin
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+1 for what drumvudu said. I use 1Password with sync through Dropbox and any change on the Mac is reflected to the iPhone, iPad app seamlessly.
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