17 June, 2005 - Sticky Password 2.3 has been released

We are glad to announce the release of Sticky Password 2.3.

General information: Sticky Password automatically fills login and password fields in web forms and usual dialog windows. It has an unique feature named "Sticky Button" which appears on any window that had password saved for. Careful backup feature will keep all your passwords safely stored until you will need them. Also Sticky Password allows to have multiple logins and passwords for a single account and there are many other useful features.

This version introduces several important features and major user interface changes:

Multi-language support - now Sticky Password user interface supports multiple languages. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to translate Sticky Password to your native language and receive free registration key.

Anti-Phishing protection - in order to stole your password someone can replace programs on your computer with another programs that looks similar. Sticky Password validates unique program information before filling in login and password files. It warns you in case if program was replaced by someone without your permission.

Phishing attack warning screenshot

Read more about phishing and how Sticky Password helps you to prevent attacks

Support for web sites with multiple services - now you can stick your accounts to single pages as well as to the whole web site. That simplifies password management for web sites with many different services. Example:

1. Blogger.com - is the web site single service. But it provides login screens on different web pages Usually Sticky Password ties newly created account to the whole web site (you can login from any web site page that has fields for login and password):

Do not check the "Stick account only to the specified page" if you want to create account to the whole web site.

 

2. Google has several web services on their web site - Google Groups and Google Mail. They are available by the following links:

Google Groups: https://www.google.com/groups/signin
Google Mail: https://www.google.com/accounts/

As you can see, the difference only in the directory (groups and accounts).