JPass

JPass is a small and efficient application designed to offer a secure and easy method to add and store your private details, like login accounts, websites, passwords, or PINs, and export them to protected XML files.

It comes packed with all the required items into a small-sized archive, which can be dropped on a USB flash drive and later used on any computer.

It's recommended to have Java Runtime Environment installed on the disk, as it's needed for the app to launch. Plus, since it's portable, it doesn't leave any traces behind deletion, nor generates entries in the Windows registry.

Sadly, there is no authentication system implemented to offer additional protection, besides the encryption one, nor utility smart lockdown to close the tool after a time interval.

It's advisable to set the document password after you entered the details and before saving it. The process is simple, press the New button, input the required fields, like title, URL, username, password, and optional notes, configure the key, and hit Save.

Make sure you remember their location, as they may be opened only by JPass. Plus, entries can be duplicated, edited, and deleted at any given time. It's possible to copy details to the clipboard and use them in your documents.

From the settings, you are able to generate custom passwords based on several criteria, such as upper and lower case letters, special symbols, and numbers. The length can be adjusted using the arrows, while the result copied.

Taking everything into account, JPass is a reliable and accessible program that comes in handy for everyone who wants to store different login credentials, links, or generic notes, protect them with a password, and generate new ones.