Kpass 0.012 review

Kpass is made to store your passwords and usernames you are using in the internet

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 355K Developer: SDW Software

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Kpass is made to store your passwords and usernames you are using in the internet. It generates passwords in different lenghts and takes the login or at least launches the url to the password.

(Works with .htaccess and ftp but not every CGI program) You can copy your data by mouseclick, edit and organize passwords by groups. Also there is a backup function for real backups and formatted HTML lists by choosing single fields, single passwords, single groups or all groups with selected items.

You can set a password for the programm but it is not secure its written in textformat in the config file. (So exit your desktop anyway if better security is needed) A encription function is on the todo list.

Starting the program the first time will create a new directory in your homedir. ($HOME/.kpass/). You'll find a passwordfile named kpass.dat as you created the first group. It is not yet encrypted.

Here are some key features of "Kpass":
Basic program security (low)
Group administration
Memofields
Print and backup functions
Launch url function
Passwordgenerator

Requirements:
QT 2.2.3
kdeui
kdecore