Password Dragon – A No-Install Multi-Platform Password Manager
Password Dragon is a free, multi-platform, no-install Java application. This portable password manager requires Java Runtime Environment – JRE 1.5 + for its full-functioning and uses Bruce Schneier’s Blowfish algorithm for cryptography.
Ubuntu: Being a no-install, unpack the zipped package, and run with
$ java -jar passworddragon.jar
Your first step in creating a safe password begins here Record -> Add to open the Add Record window.
Its rather difficult to create a 100% strong password, better try the password generator by clicking on Generate Password button besclasses the password field. That takes you to this window.
Finally I got a 100% strong password with the password generator.
The next step is to store your created passwords in a highly encrypted .pwm file, and lock-it with a master password File -> Save File As
The Password Dragon toolbar has amongst other buttons the ;
User Id – – to copy User ID to the clipboard
Password – – to copy Password to the clipboard
Browser – – to launch URL
Option button – – where you can configure your manager;
-> On the General tab you can set an inactivity timeout in minutes — it locks the application if inactive in given time.
-> On the Browser tab – choose your default browser. That automatically activates the launch URL button.
-> On the Backup tab create your backup directory and if Password Dragon has to backup each time a file is saved.
-> On the Clipboard tab, choose to copy either the User Id or Password to clipboard on URL launch.
Password Dragon also includes support for categories (Tools -> Category), which let you group your accounts. You can use categories when searching through your accounts. You can create categories like Email, Finance and social networking, Website.
Categories cannot be nested insclasse one and another, and each account can be associated with only a single category.
So what is your favourite password locker and manager, KeePass(X), let us know in the comments.
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2:34 am on April 14th, 2009
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12:17 pm on April 16th, 2009
I’m not so convinced it so good as you describe it. I like no-installs but it doesn’t mean they are always better. KeePassX is my favourite.
12:20 pm on April 16th, 2009
Keepass on my Windows, its portable and has many functions and KeePassX on Kubuntu.
9:45 am on April 21st, 2009
I use Lastpass, which is a toolbar for Firefox with web backend. It automatically synchronizes my passwords through all my systems on Linux and Windows. It also has a standalone application (not mandatory to use).
It nearly has all features of Roboform.
I strongly suggest it.
11:54 am on April 21st, 2009
@EMRE: Thanks man, I’ll strongly take your recommendation.
11:57 am on April 21st, 2009
Password Gorilla.
3:09 pm on April 21st, 2009
Password Gorilla
11:07 am on April 22nd, 2009
Also check out Passpack (I’m a co-founder). It’s a web-based password manager completely built in Javascript, so nothing to install and doesn’t require Java either.
Cheers!
Tara
12:41 pm on April 22nd, 2009
@TARA KELLY: This sounds interesting. If Passpack doesn’t require Java as you say, then it makes a point.
8:14 pm on April 30th, 2009
Yup Martin, it’s java-free. And we’ve got a new release coming up very soon too. Have you given it a look yet?
1:08 pm on May 2nd, 2009
RT @pchere 10 Free Passwords Tools http://tinyurl.com/d8mv94 + a No-Install Multi-Platform Password Manager http://tinyurl.com/cgxzwt
4:09 pm on May 5th, 2009
@AustinLinux Password Dragon: A No-Install Multi-Platform Password Manager http://tinyurl.com/cgxzwt
9:08 pm on May 14th, 2009
@grantmichaels Password-Dragon based on Bruce Schneier’s Blowfish algorithm http://tinyurl.com/cgxzwt
5:49 pm on November 10th, 2009
Password Dragon is a no-install password manager for all platforms with Java Runtime Enviroment installed. http://icio.us/fmgxlp