Ultimate Password Saver

With all the services that ask for a password to secure your details, it can become a difficult task just associating passwords with account names, let alone remembering all passwords. This can cause major inconveniences. Luckily, you can rely on specialized applications like Ultimate Password Saver to create a safe database for all your credentials.

Considering its purpose, one major advantage is portability, skipping you the effort of going through a setup process, while allowing you to carry it along on a USB flash drive for more safety. Another consequence of portability is that the PC you use it on does not get affected, because registries don't need to be modified for things to work.

You have to go through the effort of creating one more password to represent the new database, as well as a username to associate it with. Be careful not to get stuck in the account creation screen, because you’re not automatically taken to the next step, and there’s more to Ultimate Password Saver than that.

Getting past the creation screen, as well as the login screen for one of the newly created accounts, you end up in the database where you get to store credentials. Most of the space is used to show accounts, in a table with column headers for username, password, website, and additional details. Unfortunately, the password field cannot be masked, placing it at risk.

Needless to say that column headers are also the requirement fields you need to fill in for each entry you want to save. Sadly, there’s no more to it than these requirements, and there aren’t even customization options for quick identification. Moreover, target websites cannot be accessed through the provided link.

The computer is the main module on which you can attach utilities from which you benefit in different activities, just like Ultimate Password Saver can remember passwords so you don’t have to. However, the general result leaves more to be desired, with little variety of options, no customization, and poor link support.