Password Manager Negative Reviews

Password Manager App Complaints & User Negative Comments 2024

Password Manager app received 4 complaints, negative comments and reviews by users. Have you ever had a bad experience using Password Manager? Can you share your negative thoughts about password manager?

Password Manager for Negative User Reviews

✓ Needs more time in the ovenThis has been release too early and is destined to fail. It’s an iPhone only app, no proper iPad support, no Windows/Mac support or browse extensions. Doesn’t even have an import ability. This app needs a lot more work and companion apps before it’s useful. 2Stables Authentication app is superb but I’m disappointed in this..Lord TopleyVersion: 1.0.6

✓ No iPad or Mac supportApp is just a blown up iPhone app on the iPad. And the developer intentionally blocked the app from running on Mac for some reason..Applejuice9Version: 1.0.6

✓ Not impressedUnable to access the account and unsure how it would share passwords with others I can’t educate myself on it though because I can’t get the darn thing to work - too confusing There needs to be ONE app that would populate an encrypted password that then autofills and saves to the device this one makes you download 2 separate apps and u can’t get them to communicate with each other Not a fan.Firefly's 41Version: 1.1.0

✓ Lots of potential but missing too many features now.This app holds a lot of promise and I’m confident that one day it will be at feature parity with the top-rated password managers. The first must-have feature is a way to import from their competitors. Most folks have hundreds of logins and they aren’t going to input them manually. Next, it needs more user control in settings. Currently, there is no way to change how long the app stays open before requiring authentication, no way to toggle the clipboard on and off, and many similar settings that are included in all good password managers. Also, it doesn’t invoke autofill in the same manner as other password managers. When you tap in any credentials window, you don’t see the familiar blue bar at the bottom to tap on to autofill your username and password. Instead, you have to click the text that appears above the keyboard. This will be a deal-breaker for many folks. Last, either make the app conform to Dynamic Text or give the user a way to control font size in the UI. It’s currently way too small for anyone who is farsighted, has vision problems, or just old eyes. My opinion is that it was rushed out the door to start making money and personally, I would have waited until it was more complete. I’ll keep revisiting it, though…because it does have a lot of potential, especially since it stores all data (encrypted) in iCloud, which I trust more than 3rd parties, audited code, or not..Larry.McJVersion: 1.1.0

Password Manager works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or contact Password Manager.