Dolphin Passwords

A password manager is all but essential in this day and age. As the number of your accounts across various domains piles up, so too does the chance of you simply forgetting a letter or number in your username or password, and this can compound into a larger issue as you start to confuse login details between accounts.

Being the forgetful creatures that we are, password managers can bring some much-needed order into all of this. Dolphin Passwords is a simple and to-the-point manager that enables you to keep track of your accounts, no matter how many, as well as your credit card details.

Perhaps the most fitting description that you would have for this program is that it does what it’s supposed to do. There aren’t any bells and whistles per se, making it a simple choice for those who are just getting into password managers.

You can start by adding your accounts and credit card details. Everything is secured behind AES encryption, ensuring that no information gets out. Make sure not to forget your master password, as there is no way to retrieve it.

Users can take advantage of the included password generator utility to strengthen their security for new and old accounts alike. Modifying your passwords every now and then is recommended, and a generator like such can help fend off brute-force attacks to keep you more secure.

Though it does work as it should, I nevertheless found this password generator implementation to be a little lacking compared to other solutions, where you can often customize the generated password in greater detail than just its length.

Dolphin Passwords isn’t anything particularly new, and it does seem to keep things simple and manageable for a more novice user. With that said, I would like to see a more configurable password generator, as well as a browser extension to more easily manage my accounts.