safe a lot off time

I have RoboForm installed on all my laptops, tablets & on my smartphone. The FireFox add-on syncs all your passwords in the folders you have organized them in, within seconds. It is the easiest way I have found to have virtually instant access to all the websites & firms etc I am registered with. I highly recommend this add-on, which I have been using for many years without any problems at all.

Because it's just GREAT!!

It doesn't work with InPrivate browsing, gives the following error message:

Can not load extension
Error: TypeError: zqj(...) is null

I have used this program for years. It saves me time by eliminating the annoying steps of entering my information time and again. I LOVE it!

great!

Best password and idendity manager on the market.

Excellent. Simple to use, easy to learn all of the functions and stores my passwords safely without me having to remember them or leave sticky notes all over my desktop!

Works great. I've used it for YEARS.

I have been using Robofrorm since Widows 95 and now can't use my computer with out it. fortunately it works. I love it. I have seen complaints that people can't transfer from one computer to another, and yet, that is an automatic feature. Also I read that it does not work with Linux, again, people can't seem to read instructions. It is browser dependent. I use it with firefox on Linux. It works fine.

I've been using Roboform for about 10 years, its the best.

It does what it is supposed to, without fuss.
When it doesn't work as expected, it is usually because the web site owners have changed their site and changed the names of fields.

Funciona bien, pero en ocasiones es molesto con las ventanas emergentes de sitios conocidos/habituales. Demasiado control.

Working internationally, this is a great app to help me remember passwords wherever I am

cant transfer my data from one computer to the new computer

RoboForm changes permissions re firefox password manager with no permission from the user. You say that this is how it was designed recently by only allowing one password manager to work. There is a workaround that takes a few extra keystrokes and both are working fine together. I consider this 'improvement' to be a major bug especially since the user has no control!

Does not work with Linux.