Figaro's Password Manager 2 v0.90

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Users Rating: 4.5/5 (33 votes)
Mabento(Rate: 5)22 Jul 2010

I compared password managers in Ubuntu. I regard FPM as one of the 2 best. Congratulations. The other is KeePassX.

One thing important to me is being able to access my passwords if my password management application fails. This is why I have, until now, only used a plain text file.

This explains why what I would most like to see in FPM2 is:

- Line feeds in the XML file.

- Export to flattened Plain Text file.

- Option to for main storage of passwords without encryption.

- Export to other formats for password exchange.

Best wishes.


David Mullins(Rate: 3)07 Jun 2010

Ver

To launch Firefox
>Settings>Launcher Preferences
Click Add
Launcher Name: Firefox
Command Line: firefox $a
Copy User: don't copy
Copy Password: don't copy
Click Close
Edit URK and set
Launcher: Firefox
Click OK

done.


Klaus Muellendorff13 May 2010

Hello, have you an manual for FPM2?
If not, what must I make that the FMP2 starts automaticly an website an login with the stored password?

Best regards

Klaus
from Germany


Tad Mannes(Rate: 5)06 May 2010

I have used fpm and now fpm2 for many
years now. It is by far the best
password manager I have ever used. I am
glad that someone has picked it up and
maintains it again!

Thanks!


Als27 Apr 2010

Timo: FPM2 is dynamically linked among other with GTK2 which depends on many other libraries. I do not create static build binary due its size and complicated build setup.
I suggest you install FPM2 on all your PC and keep password data file on USB-Stick. You can start fpm2 with -f option like "fpm2 -f /media/usb-stick/passwords" for open that file on startup. You can create simple shell script for do that and put it on USB-Stick.


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