Fleeting Password Manager

Since every online service, regardless of type, asks for a set of credentials and it’s recommended to have a different one for each service, it gets more and more difficult to remember all of them. Luckily, you can rely on specialized applications like Fleeting Password Manager to keep them safe, and even help generate new passwords.

With the setup process over before you realize, you can take the application for a spin shortly after download. The main window shows up, throwing you right in the middle of the creation process. Input fields aren’t complicated, requiring a master password for your account, the associated user name, as well as the target website or ID.

Apart from simply saving all your credentials, the application also creates a new password for every item in store. However, you can’t choose what type of character sets to use, although the generator combines several types. The only feat you have control over is the password length, with a default value of 8.

It’s recommended to pay a visit to the settings panel to configure general application behavior. This means the time it takes in seconds for detail fields to clear out, as well as the time in minutes for the master password reset. You can have the generated password automatically copied to clipboard.

Import and export options only handle the application specific format. All credentials are saved, and you can cycle through them using the dedicated URL or ID drop-down menu. Unfortunately, there’s no list view of all items, and working with the automatic refresh system can be a little frustrating.

On an ending note, Fleeting Password Manager comes with good intentions, but feels a little rough around the edges overall. The lack of a list for all entries has a considerable impact on overall practicality. On the other hand, it’s a fast, efficient method of creating new, powerful passwords for your accounts.