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Password managers are much more of a commonality nowadays than in the past, and this only proves that users are more proactive about keeping their accounts secure. Such tools oftentimes contain generators, which work to bolster the user's account by creating complex, unguessable passwords.

As such, users can access their secure vault, as well as generate secure passwords, all in one place. That's the philosophy behind most password managers, and LockPass is no exception. Securely store your accounts, add notes to remember their use, and generate passwords, in only a few inputs.

A simple way to manage your accounts

The software may feel rather bare-bones to some users, and it's fair that such a thing might put some people off. There aren't any additional features over the password managing and generating functions, but some users might be enticed by the overall simplicity of the program.

You can store your accounts in the vault by clicking the green Plus sign, and you'll be able to label each of them, as well as provide additional information. You don't even have to provide a username: to store something in the vault, you only have to enter data in the Label and Password fields.

Under Additional Information, you can add a username, email, website, as well as attach notes for the account. Completing these fields can help you organize your vault better. Uploading an icon is also possible, so you'll have an easier time recognizing certain websites.

A password generator function is built into the app, and users can utilize it when prompting to add an account: the Dice-looking icon next to the Password field will generate a randomized, complex password for you. Currently, there is no way to tweak the password by adjusting its generation parameters.

All in all, LockPass Keygen is a password manager app that keeps it simple. Though some users might be put off by such a trait, the app is nevertheless functional, providing users with a means to safely store their account credentials.

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