KeyWallet

Most online services require unique identification methods which mostly come under the form of a password field. It’s recommended to use a different one for each account, while browsers offer to remember them for you. This can lead to you forgetting them, and risking to get locked out of your own accounts. Luckily, KeyWallet can keep your credentials safe.

One of the application's cool advantages is the skinnable interface. It already comes with a neat variety of skins to get you started, with the possibility to create your own later on. This can be done in most programming languages, such as Java, HTML, and more. A few sample keys can be included to quickly get you started.

Regardless of your skin choice, the number of features remains the same. Existing keys are stored in a tree list, letting you expand them to easily access and view either login name or password. In case it’s related to a website, a simple click opens it in your default web browser, while also filling up corresponding fields.

The window sits on top of everything else, while minimizing it sends it to the tray area so it doesn’t take up any space on the taskbar. The set of preferences let you decide whether or not to make it run with Windows, set the startup password, and whether to ask for confirmation when editing items.

Creating new items requires little effort. You’re taken through a wizard-driven process, by the end of which you have a set of credentials, which is bound to a website or independent. On the bright side of things, it also comes with a powerful password generator which can be set to a custom length, and can include special characters, different casings, and alphanumerical characters to use for your new accounts.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that KeyWallet is a reliable password manager, even though the set of details you can include can feel a little shallow. The skinnable interface makes it suit your style, while linking it to a website opens it in your browser, filling up all required fields.