

Once the setup is done, you can sort your imported credentials by creating folders such as Car, Gaming or Shopping (or any other name that makes sense to you).
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You can download NordPass in your app store. NordPass on mobile browsers Autofills your logins and credit-card info in the same way as the desktop, it Autofills your logins for apps, and you can write a quick Secure Note that you know will stay safe.
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(They have support for a number of different browsers.) So, how do you get your existing logins into NordPass? Well, NordPass Password Manager has a great Import function, again supporting a variety of browsers as well as many of the other password managers out there. NordPass Password Manager on a desktop computer works by (1) installing the NordPass application onto your hard drive, and (2) installing the NordPass "Add-on" or "Extension" into your chosen browser. NordPass has a terrific built-in password-generator, so you can create complex passwords that are highly secure and have NordPass remember them for you.


You can even share your secured information with someone you trust: that's the feature called Shared Items (a Premium feature). It's online and so is always current and up to date. To give you a brief overview, NordPass Password Manager securely stores your Logins, Secure Notes and Credit Cards and lets you access / Autofill that info on the websites you frequent, and anywhere else - just by clicking. But then NordPass Password Manager came along and saved my internet life. Up till recently, I relied on flaky browser-autofill, and kept text files on a USB, and used other primitive record-keeping methods to deal with information that is really of the utmost importance. How do you manage all of your login passwords? (You know you shouldn't use the same one for everything.) What about your other vital credentials like credit-card information? Your personal notes? Or, are you not really "managing" these data very well at all? This was once me. NordPass Password Manager saves me time and effort.
