File Details |
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| File Size | 1.0 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Mac OS X |
| Date Added | May 1, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 630 |
| Publisher | CodeFuzion |
| Homepage | iSafe |
Publisher's Description
iSafe can keep your credit card numbers, bank account information, software serial numbers, web based usernames and passwords and more all in one convenient place. It conveniently stores all information in a encrypted format. Also you can safely type and encrypt text documents from within iSafe or encrypt documents that are already stored on your hard drive to prevent prying eyes from reading your personal information kept on your computer.
Latest Reviews
jedi007 reviewed v1.4 on Jan 5, 2006
I think this is a great application, I have lots of information that I wanted to keep in one place such as passwords and serial numbers. iSafe encrypts them and makes it easy for me to find them. Version 1.4 seems to stable and works fine in 10.4.
Thanks Codefuzion look forward to the next version.
alberta expediter reviewed v1.4 on Jan 5, 2006
Why would you really need a program like this, since if your smart you would'nt need to have your credit card numbers and bank account information on your computer and if you did, I would suggest you get them off with all the crap that might try to hijack this sort of stuff.
There are pleanty of password protectors that work just fine.
jedi007 reviewed v1.4 on Jan 5, 2006
I think this is a great application, I have lots of information that I wanted to keep in one place such as passwords and serial numbers. iSafe encrypts them and makes it easy for me to find them. Version 1.4 seems to stable and works fine in 10.4.
Thanks Codefuzion look forward to the next version.
alberta expediter reviewed v1.4 on Jan 5, 2006
Why would you really need a program like this, since if your smart you would'nt need to have your credit card numbers and bank account information on your computer and if you did, I would suggest you get them off with all the crap that might try to hijack this sort of stuff.
There are pleanty of password protectors that work just fine.