Reviews of RoboForm

Reviewer

Version

Review

grants	Nov 19, 2009	6.9.97	4 out of 5	My review is just a comment. I've reinstalled roboform several times on a flash drive either because it got corrupted, was lost, or accidentally overwritten. Did not like having to purchase a license again when this happened. Now I'm using LastPass and am totally happy with this free product. No more worrying about losing a flash drive or corrupting one.

laptopy.net	Sep 29, 2009	6.9.97	4 out of 5	only wish it worked with Opera.

sweathog	Sep 28, 2009	6.9.97	4 out of 5	@PJB. Sorry I stand corrected. I still don't understand the concept of a user of lastpass having to log on to a remote server to access passwords stored locally. But I'll accept you explanation of the lastpass product's security features. I'll give it a try. But for now, I prefer roboform.

pjb	Sep 28, 2009	6.9.97	2 out of 5	Not a bad application. However I feel lastpass (http://lastpass.com) is better, and it is free. Using RoboForm can cost a lot $59.85 if you use it on more than one pc and wish to have it on a usb key. (RoboForm licence + RoboForm Second Licence + RoboForm2Go Licence $59.85) Why pay when lastpass does it all for free. @sweathog - #2. No problems, glad to help. Hope to be constructive in my reviews, and I generally only only review products I use etc. Always good to point alternatives especially if it can save some money. I have given RoboForm a go, found it usable, but for me not really cost effective. Lastpass does have a good FAQ (https://lastpass.com/faq.php) Hope that your testing goes well. @sweathog - #1 Hope these give you clarification and answer your concerns. https://lastpass.com/features.php 1. Data is encrypted on local pc. 2. An encrypted backup copy of your data is stored in your account at Lastpass.com (FAQ gives secuirty assurances (https://lastpass.com/faq.php#aes) - I would not use them if I had doubt's) (RoboForm also stores your data if you use https://online.roboform.com/) 3. Access your data anywhere! (Just like RoboForm appear to have copied in doing) From what I see RoboForm uses a lot of features that lastpass has, but RoboForm charges you for them, 4. Backup and read from your USB key! Securely backup your data to a USB key (Thus not just online - infact your data on local machine works if offline) 5. Should the company cease: https://lastpass.com/faq.php#disappear 6. Bookmarkletts have been around in lastpass for a while, RoboForm recenty.. https://lastpass.com/faq.php#bookmarklet

nLctr	Jul 19, 2009	6.9.96	5 out of 5	Great software, don't know why I didn't use it for as long as I didn't. Just to reiterate some previous comments; I only wish it worked with Opera.

cyberia	Apr 8, 2009	6.9.94	5 out of 5	Been using it for years, and it just keeps getting better. The goodsync websync agent is a welcome, and free, upgrade. I have a lot of accounts, and a lot of web forms to fill in with personal data, and I'd be lost without RoboForm. RoboForm, even the USB and U3 versions (which are amazing) is as secure as you want it to be.

emanresU deriseD	Apr 7, 2009	6.9.94	3 out of 5	If it's exportable, it's insecure? Eh? Then I guess KeePass Password Safe is insecure. That argument makes no sense. If you don't want to export your data, don't. It stays secure. If someone else has access to your data and has the ability to export it, then it wasn't secure to begin with. If it's encrypted, no one can do anything useful with it, including export it. If you're going to tell me that the data becomes less secure once you export it, then, ummm, yeah, but that's beside the point. That doesn't make a password manager that can export data "insecure", it just gives you the choice of what to do with your friggin' data! Hey, I can copy-and-paste from RoboForm. I guess it's insecure! They should disable copying! I can also print data in RoboForm. They should disable printing! I can display RoboForm data on the screen! That's insecure!

90014	Apr 7, 2009	6.9.94	5 out of 5	By nature I'm a complainer and I'm sure I have some, though I can't think of them now. RoboForm is the most complete password manager I've found. There are several competitors and some are even freeware but they don't yet surpass Robo and it's ease of use. Version 10 is taking forever though. :) Cheers

ghammer	Mar 17, 2009	6.9.93	5 out of 5	I hold RoboForm in the highest regard. It has never failed to keep my info safe nor failed to get me logged in to sites I've stored in it. A recurring complaint I see is thata there is no way to export the info from RoboForm. Good. If it is exportable, it is not secure. Nothing else comes close to what Roboform does.

emanresU deriseD	Mar 17, 2009	6.9.93	3 out of 5	Did "Crew9Boss" actually mean to say that being able to import from other password apps is an "insignificant operation"? I can't speak for anyone else, but I currently use KeePass Password Safe, and I have exactly 889 ID/password entries there. RoboForm provides no way to import those entries. Maybe "Crew9Boss" would like to come over and manually add each one of those 889 entries into RoboForm for me. Stupidity, indeed.

jspratjr	Mar 17, 2009	6.9.93	5 out of 5	Let's see, the authors of the bogus reviews below have a hard time with the English language - the web site for IE Assist was apparently written by a 3rd grader....hmmmm.....RoboForm remains the best and is well worth the money.

NeedForTech	Feb 9, 2009	6.9.92	1 out of 5	Hi starved, I'm also tired of roboform's installing so many add-ins to my IE, I was interested in the software called "IE Assist" you refered, does it really support checkbox and radio in just one click?

starved	Feb 8, 2009	6.9.92	1 out of 5	I had used Roboform for years, it was once really a good software help me filling online forms, but, in THESE 10 YEARS Roboform did no SUPPORT to RADIO and CHECKBOX, and seems Roboform would NEVER add these features! So I uninstalled RoboForm and changed my form filler to IE Assist, IE Assist make a full support to RADIO and CHECKBOX, all things were wrapped in just on click which IE Assist called "Pick", It's really cool!

LonelyCat	Feb 4, 2009	6.9.92	1 out of 5	RoboForm + RoboForm2Go + GoodSync = IE Assist But 29.95 + 19.95 + 19.95 > 29.99

SuperReviewer	Feb 3, 2009	6.9.92	1 out of 5	A software will die immediately without the omnipresent ad

ieassist	Jan 31, 2009	6.9.92	1 out of 5	Slow my IE and Windows, write dozens of spam to my registry, generate spam information in my c:/, I've never seen a software as ugly as RoboForm before, I unistalled it and would never reinstall, I prefer a new software called IE Assist who was no install, no registry, no add-in(BHO), and the main UI looks like CMFD, the form filling mode UI looks like HUD! Really very cool!

outofspace	Dec 29, 2008	6.9.92	5 out of 5	The day Opera starts interacting with RF, I'm definately buying too.

Crew9Boss	Dec 29, 2008	6.9.92	5 out of 5	Seems like there is always someone who cannot find anything glaring wrong about a product so they pick some insignificant operation the product can't do and make a federal case about it! I have used Roboform ever since it was introduced and cannot think of a single bad experience with it. BTW, I have learned to keep important files backed up, just in case. Roboform or any other program shouldn't take the fall for sheer stupidity!

Undesired Username	Dec 28, 2008	6.9.92	3 out of 5	I might agree with some of the more positive reviews below once they add an import/export feature. I understand that RoboForm can't import in a simple ID/password type of format (because it handles fields of arbitrary name), but the process could be semi-automated, at least. I've seen it done; there is a way, they just don't want to bother. So if you use another product and have a slew of entries there, you're out of luck.

felix	Dec 28, 2008	6.9.92	5 out of 5	Still the most useful internet application available. I rarely use my bookmarks now. Keep up the good work!

Jaz-M-Taz	Dec 27, 2008	6.9.92	5 out of 5	I've been a Roboform user for many years, and nothing ever tops it. Great job to the team, and now they are even offering a version for my Blackberry. Awesome!

Diam0nd	Dec 16, 2008	6.9.91	5 out of 5	The day Opera starts interacting with RF, I'm definately buying.

Raysy	Sep 23, 2008	6.9.91	5 out of 5	Undesired Username wrote: Export RoboForm data to CSV? Exactly how does one do that? I cannot find any such functionality. I downloaded and searched the full PDF manual, and the words "CSV", "import", and "export" don't occur at all in it. To my knowledge, Roboform can only export to html. Click on "Print List" and then on "Save". It's great. Im using it since 5 years now. Never had to pay for an upgrade:-)

Undesired Username	Sep 22, 2008	6.9.91	3 out of 5	Metshrine wrote: "You can also save your data into a CSV..." Export RoboForm data to CSV? Exactly how does one do that? I cannot find any such functionality. I downloaded and searched the full PDF manual, and the words "CSV", "import", and "export" don't occur at all in it. Your data is hostage to RoboForm once you begin using it. And if you have tons of data already in another application, there's no easy way to import it into RoboForm.

Cris3	Jun 21, 2008	6.9.90	5 out of 5	This version returned full functionality when using MSN Explorer. I lost the right-click>fill capability last December. I wrote support and they said that RoboForm wasn't configured to work in MSN Explorer. Well, now it does and I am happy with it :)

FuzzyKaos	Jun 20, 2008	6.9.90	5 out of 5	ive started using sxipper for firefox, but used this program for ages.

Metshrine	May 20, 2008	6.9.89	5 out of 5	risk: You can export all passcards and information to firefox or internet explorer bookmarks/favorites. You can also save your data into a CSV or print it in HTML format. Your data is in no way confined to roboform. This program is the best at what it does. Other's try to imitate it by incorporating similar, although inferior, functionality into other programs or writing completely new ones, but none hold a candle to what RF can do. 5/5

risk	May 20, 2008	6.9.89	3 out of 5	Agree. This is a terrific program, however, it holds your data hostage. There is no way to export your data except by printing it. I refuse to commit to one app to store all my critical data, data that is constantly being updated, knowing that in the future there's no chance that I can migrate this data to something else. This is in case something better is available or if the product is no longer being developed. So I give it 3 out of 5 only because for me, it is not usable.

esr	May 20, 2008	6.9.89	5 out of 5	almost disturbing how much I've come to rely on this thing...

tokyo654321	May 20, 2008	6.9.89	5 out of 5	Best of the best. Worth every penny. I can't imagine not using this program.

Diam0nd	May 20, 2008	6.9.89	5 out of 5	Excellent. For anyone looking for a nice alternative, Sticky Passwords is an excellent choice as well, imho.

Metshrine	Mar 10, 2008	6.9.88	5 out of 5	This is by far the best program at what it does. Nothing else even comes close or works as well. I wish opera would open up so that I could switch, but opera chooses to remain closed to 3rd parties and not allow any outside functionality. I only have one request of roboform and that is to allow the encryption or masking of filenames of each passcard/Safenote so that the content of each is not known if someone obtains my files. This would be very handy.

ripfuel	Mar 9, 2008	6.9.88	5 out of 5	I could not live without this software. I have the pro version & it is worth the price! Thanks Guys & Keep up the great work!

billweh	Mar 7, 2008	6.9.88	5 out of 5	Best investment I've ever made. I've been using this for years now and I have two pages of logins. I use it to generate 12 character mixed case/number/symbol passwords and each login has something different. Hate surfing on another machine without my Roboform!

Metshrine	Jan 27, 2008	6.9.87	5 out of 5	This app is single handedly the most useful application I have. There isnt a day that goes by that I dont utilize this application. It supports everything I want minus like 2 minor exceptions (hidden fields and encrypted file names where the actual passcard isnt used in the file name itself). I just wish opera would open up support so roboform could support it. Other than that, 5/5

xkronite	Jan 21, 2008	6.9.87	4 out of 5	Awesome - been using it 4 ever. But they need to get on 64bit track asap !!

rsvejkosky	Jan 21, 2008	6.9.87	5 out of 5	I would never surf the net without it....

ripfuel	Jan 21, 2008	6.9.87	5 out of 5	Awesome program! I have been using it since '05. I have the pro version & it is well worth the $ with lifetime updates. Keep up the good work guys!

kiop86	Jan 13, 2008	6.9.85	5 out of 5	I can not live without this!

robopera	Dec 4, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	Yes, Roboform cannot be beat by any program currently on the market. It is the best program, bar none. That being said I still use Opera as a secondary browser, mainly to surf (cough,cough) umm, the adult sites, lol. Sad but true. Opera is a thousand times better than IE7 or FF in my opinion, but I do use IE7 99% of the time due to it being the only browser that displays every webpage right everytime. I also have a very fast comp, so IE7 is very fast to me regardless. Firefox is worthless to me, as alot of webpages I go to dont even display right in it. In reality though, I would switch to Opera in a heartbeat if it was compatible with RoboForm. It sucks that that one shortcoming of Opera (no Roboform compatibility) is holding it back from being the best browser ever created.

mentallo666	Dec 2, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	I have been using this for over 5 years now. Awesome. The best in its field.

Metshrine	Dec 2, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	ssb, you are wrong about the plugin API. The plugin API you mention is for things such as Flash and Shockwave and Adobe Acrobat file viewing. This was clarified by a post to the opera forums the day I saw that listed in the version history. It is not a means of "extending" the browser. So yes, this is a shortcoming on opera's part and it is one I will continue to hold against them. You should not have to jump through 20 different hoops to get a program to work in a browser. Either the API's exist (which the developers have ADMITTED DOESNT EXIST) or opera is just dragging their feet and trying to "protect the user from themselves". I am sure google would have found a way to make the plugin API work for opera so they could have their toolbar inside the browser. The fact of the matter is that the plugin system is not designed for the standard user extension or addon. Its designed for just that, a PLUGIN. Plugins dont interact with the browser, they extend its viewing capability. This program is the sole reason I dont use opera. Opera has dragged their feet on providing an api to allow ANY third party program to tie into it. So yes, it is opera's fault, and yes, I will continue to hold it against them. 5/5

ssb	Dec 2, 2007	6.9.85	4 out of 5	The truth is that AIRoboform (or Google toolbar and other extensions) don't have Opera compatible versions. However we souldn't blame Opera for that. Opera supports extensions coded using Netscape API; Actually it was the first browser besides Netscape, which supported this API. Opera also supports extensions coded using its own low level API. (for example) Afterall how do you think Adobe (Macromedia) wrote Flash plugin for Opera? I can list some other methods of extending Opera, if you like. What is really missing is a Javascript extension API like the one built in Firefox, although that's not necessarily bad. Firefox extensions are known to be slow, memory and cpu consuming hogs. However people like that kind of programming interfaces, because it's easy to develop with. I bet that 99% of FF extensions would never existed if their authors had to code them in C++. So please stop blaming Opera. Developers don't write extensions for it just for two reasons... 1. Opera has a small market share 2. Most extension developers don't know low level programming or simply prefer an easy (but bloated) API language, such as JS. PS: I'm not an Opera_FanBoy; In fact I prefer IE7 (because Opera has too many unfixed bugs, and FF too many mem leaks).

philosopher_dog	Dec 1, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	Amazing program. Been using it for years. It's the main reason I don't use Opera, besides the fact that it doesn't support 3rd party plugins generally. It might be fast, but it doesn't do what I want it to do. The Wand? Sure. Try Roboform and then write your review.

simko	Dec 1, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	Best eod. And please opera can you get of your high horses and provide support for roboform

crosscut	Dec 1, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	Too bad the wand is so subpar that one cannot really consider it a feature. Heck, even IE's built-in password management feature works better than Opera's. If you change a password in opera, you get a new login (not an updated password for the existing listing) listed for that page requiring you delete the old one manually. In IE, its updated. Roboform takes this to a whole new level. Roboform does so much more than the wand or any other similar utility can do at this current point. Dont blame roboform for opera's shortcomings. If opera chose to open its browser to third parties, we would have seen roboform supporting opera a long while ago. But at this time, we cannot. 5/5. Best utility for a web browser ever.

Sinister	Dec 1, 2007	6.9.85	5 out of 5	Ummm, the thing is, Opera already has the functionality Roboform provides - the Wand.

horsecharles	Nov 18, 2007	6.9.84	5 out of 5	My, my, my... Opera fanboys run rampant everywhere-- it's not enough to limit trolling to Opera review! Opera, the best browser-- yeah right: closed-end, can't open all web sites that other browsers can... Back on topic-- this is a can't do without software in spite of being payware-- enuff said. Now, if they could just add some auto or background online backup / storage... ditto for network sync for the multiple licenses one has...

Metshrine	Nov 18, 2007	6.9.84	5 out of 5	I've been using this program for years. It's the best at what it does and cannot be beaten. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking such a tool. For those of you who say roboform refuses to support opera, I point you to their forums located Here. Just look at the number of users requesting opera open their browser to support roboform AND other programs in general.

DipThong	Nov 18, 2007	6.9.84	5 out of 5	OPERA DOES NOT ALLOW 3RD PARTY CODE TO TIE INTO THE BROWSER DIAMOND. PLEASE LEARN TO READ. ROBOFORMS DEVELOPERS ARE MORE THAN WILLING TO SUPPORT IT IF IT WERE POSSIBLE. TRY CONTACTING OPERA AND ASKING THEM TO OPEN UP THEIR BROWSER TO THIRD PARTIES. This program is the sole reason I dont use opera.

Diam0nd	Nov 18, 2007	6.9.84	5 out of 5	OMFG... Support for Netscape and no support for Opera?! The developer can kiss my narrow ass. Other than that, good stuff :/

simko	Sep 29, 2007	6.9.82	5 out of 5	Great little program and as have been said before. As long opera refuse to support rf its ie and firefox all the way

Metshrine	Sep 29, 2007	6.9.82	5 out of 5	I wish that opera would add support for third party code so I could use RF with it, but they CHOOSE to limit their users as to what they can do with THEIR browser. Oh well, I can continue to use RF with every other major browser.

tinderkill	Sep 29, 2007	6.9.82	5 out of 5	Once again, since Diam0nd refuses to read any links provided, its not roboform that doesnt support opera, its OPERA that doesnt and refuses to support ANY THIRD PARTY CODE. 5/5

Diam0nd	Sep 29, 2007	6.9.82	4 out of 5	Good product. But I can't really use since there is no supportv for Opera.

Cris3	Sep 28, 2007	6.9.82	5 out of 5	I love RoboForm and I would love to use Opera but I won't use Opera without RoboForm working. Opera's autofill info gets erased by Webroot Window Washer. I'm not manually entering my codes just to use it. I like MSN Explorer and the included features are worth the membership fee.

kashin	Sep 5, 2007	6.9.8	5 out of 5	RoboForm is the only reason I do not use Opera. I would actually prefer to use Opera over Firefox, but since they refuse to allow 3rd party addons, I have no choice. I cannot use a browser which doesn't support RoboForm. TheWand or whatever the crappy Opera password manager is called is absolutely useless to me. I'm not going to transfer several hundred logins/passwords into TheWand and be locked into a single browser. That's simply out of the question. Maybe the Opera developers will pull their heads out of their a$$es one day, but until then I'm sticking with IE/Firefox + RoboForm.

bugmenot	Sep 3, 2007	6.9.8	5 out of 5	As metshrine said, its not roboform that hasnt implemented opera support, its opera that doesnt ALLOW other programs to be installed into its interface and interact with the browser. 5/5

Diam0nd	Aug 31, 2007	6.9.8	4 out of 5	It's not Opera that doesn't support RF. It's RF's author who does not implement support for Opera.

Metshrine	Aug 31, 2007	6.9.8	5 out of 5	Its too bad that opera doesnt support roboform (or any other 3rd party code), I would really like to use it. Anyways, roboform is the single most useful tool that I use on a daily basis. It saves my login info, fills forms very well, and helps me manage alot of my personal information. Top notch EDIT Diam0nd, not to contradict you, but you are wrong. Opera does not support third parties AT ALL. Can you install the google toolbar in opera? Can you install yahoo's? Can you install any program that changes the opera interface without using userjs? I suggest you read here: http://my.opera.com/comm...amp;id=&sortby=last And that link is just from the last 60 days. Check this topic for a VERY IN DEPTH discussion on opera not supporting third party code. http://my.opera.com/comm...ums/topic.dml?id=129257 Users have been requesting opera develop an API to allow third party programs to interface and change opera for years, but they havent done it for security reasons. Roboform is one of the most requested programs on their forums if you just search for it.

Diam0nd	Aug 21, 2007	6.9.7	4 out of 5	Great tool. It's a pity it does not support Opera...

hell0	Aug 20, 2007	6.9.7	5 out of 5	Ugh geez, yet another "There's a freebie equivalent!" rambling. As if KeePass Password Safe and the KeeForm plugin did the same thing that RoboForm does. KPS is a nice, simple password manager, but it isn't a form filler. KeeForm is an AutoIt script that fills simple user name/password forms. OK, so if I want to use KPS and KeeForm, how do I fill in an entire HTTPS-based order form in Firefox? How do I automatically save forms? How do I choose between submitting my real personal info, and fake, anonymous info? Oh, I don't do any of those things? That's what I thought. Wow. Just...wow.

Metshrine	Aug 18, 2007	6.9.7	5 out of 5	This is a program that I dont go anywhere without. Other programs might have their uses every so often with a portable version, but this application truely saves me time everywhere I go.

war593122	Aug 17, 2007	6.9.7	5 out of 5	Fixed my crash bug. :)

war593122	Aug 15, 2007	6.9.6	5 out of 5	This version sadly causes FF 2.0.0.6 to crash when editing bookmarks properties. :(

Raysy	Jul 17, 2007	6.9.4	5 out of 5	Use AI Roboform since some years, never have to pay for a update, even a major one. Very good recognition of form fields.

Doubledoom	May 26, 2007	6.9.3	5 out of 5	Superb program. The information posted below is incorrect. second and further licences are discounted. You shouldnt mark a product down because you have to pay for it. Poster said: one licence is only for ONE PC. If you have a PC and a Notebook you must buy 2 Licences for 29,95$ each!

Metshrine	May 25, 2007	6.9.3	5 out of 5	Best program one can have for their browser. I do wish opera would impliment the necessary API so that third parties (such as roboform) can intergrate into it, but I guess they are more concerned about staying a niche browser. Oh well, 5/5 for me

billweh	May 25, 2007	6.9.3	5 out of 5	I've been using Roboform for a few years now and can't live without it. It allows you to use different passwords on every site you visit and fills in that info for you automatically each time you visit the site in the future. As for buying multiple licenses - the first one is $29.95, everyone after that is only $9.95. If you need more than two, you get a discount beyond that. I tried their ordering system and stated I wanted five - it sold them for $17.95 a piece. For all that this program can do - it's worth the money.

Diam0nd	May 25, 2007	6.9.3	5 out of 5	Well, I've never tried before and I just have. Looks great so far, what this puppy is missing is support for Opera, which is the only browser I use ;(

terra1	Apr 24, 2007	6.9.2	3 out of 5	I'm very looking for the Version 5.x with capapility of storing 30 Passcard not only 10 in the actual 6.x (after 30 days trial periode) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Version 6.x is fine but any (6.x daily!) connect to the roboform servers and weekly updates are really not the right thing. And ... one licence is only for ONE PC. If you have a PC and a Notebook you must buy 2 Licences for 29,95$ each!

horsecharles	Mar 22, 2007	6.9.1	5 out of 5	Just what the doctor ordered: "New Import and Export dialogs, with more options"...

justme123	Mar 12, 2007	6.9.0	3 out of 5	It's splendid, but the fact that it provides NO WAY to import data from other password managers is perfectly idiotic. I'll never be able to switch to RoboForm until they get around to adding real import/export features.

Cris3	Feb 26, 2007	6.8.9	5 out of 5	I bought it a couple years ago because I needed more than the ten passcards the free version allows. I use it all the time and every day. I wanted to install it on my backup computer and their support was very gracious in providing with additional installs so I could. One of my favorites along with Snag-it and Diskeeper.

TechNoWeb	Feb 20, 2007	6.8.8	5 out of 5	It does what it claims to do on the robo form website it fills web forms and web passwords it's used with a web browser and it works well I've been using it for years the only thing i don't like about it is the activation but other than that is was well worth the money i paid for it a few years ago

capandjudy	Feb 19, 2007	6.8.8	5 out of 5	this version allows the user to "opt out" of RF popping up in Firefox which had been occuring since version 6.8.6 I believe even when the mozilla adapter option was unchecked during the installation. For my own reasons I did not want Roboform as my password manager in FF and now I am able to have that. RF is a must have for IE and FF if you choose to have that.

vcorvinus	Feb 10, 2007	6.8.7	4 out of 5	@InSuboRdiNaTioN...You couldn't just import someone's RoboForm data and begin using it. The data is encrypted, and useless without the correct master password. Did you forget that part? The only thing you could "import" would be data that you intentionally exported from some other encryption utility. I think you completely misunderstand the purpose of importing data. An import/export feature is not only handy, but crucial, if one is expected to be able to switch to using this product. This is why all good password utilities (Password Agent, KeePass Password Safe, etc.) have the ability to import/export. Not having such a feature is a barrier to entry for those like me who have many, many IDs and password.

VirtualGhost	Feb 9, 2007	6.8.7	5 out of 5	Awesome stuff!! Must have!! Especially if you have multiple sites and multiple logins to maintain. Love the password generator! However, if you DO use the generator write it down or back it up! They are good ones! I have had two banks tell me so.

ripfuel	Feb 8, 2007	6.8.6	5 out of 5	Excellent lil nifty program. I could not make it without my RoboForm. I like that fact that you can store up to 10 sites for free, but the paid version is worth the $! Keep up the GREAT work guys!

horsecharles	Nov 29, 2006	6.8.4	5 out of 5	Won't install on very latest Netscape, but you can replace its roboform.jar with version from another Moz variant as a workaround.

InSuboRdiNaTioN	Nov 6, 2006	6.8.3	5 out of 5	hell0- I wouldn't expect to see an import feature, ever. It makes it too easy to steal log in data. In just a few minutes on your computer I could install roboform, import your existing data, and then have a list of all the sites that you have log data stored for, and easily use those passcards to log in as you. I have been using Roboform for years, and it has always been a solid product. However, I would like to see a "light version" without an extra features, just a stripped down form filler.

Saxtus	Oct 30, 2006	6.8.2	5 out of 5	Sorry Hell0. Roboform can only import from: Gator, Favorites, Address book, Outlook contacts, IE cached logins, Firefox bookmarks & Portable Firefox bookmarks. But you can use any of the above to import your data. For example import a csv to Outlook and then import from Outlook...

hell0	Oct 28, 2006	6.8.2	1 out of 5	I have hundreds of IDs and passwords. RoboForm provides absolutely no way for me to import these existing IDs/passwords. Why they would want this barrier-to-entry is beyond me. There's no way on earth I'm going to spend a week retyping all that info into RoboForm.

ubergeek2004	Oct 28, 2006	6.8.2	5 out of 5	This program is better then sliced bread and elastic pants

simko	Oct 28, 2006	6.8.2	4 out of 5	Good one ,the big downer is that it doesnt work will opera and never will.

gate1975mlm	Oct 24, 2006	6.8.1	5 out of 5	Roboform is great! I am so glad to see this fix! IE7: Fix Text cursor disappearing in search box been waiting for that or a while now.

felix	Sep 13, 2006	6.7.9	5 out of 5	Definitely still can't live without it. I never even use my bookmarks anymore :-)

KrispeKreme	Jun 16, 2006	6.7.3	5 out of 5	To sync a desktop version with the usb key I use Beyond Compare. But Siber systems offers GoodSync http://www.goodsync.com/ free for personal use that would do the job.

lls	Jun 15, 2006	6.7.3	5 out of 5	Their website says 6.7.2, not 6.7.3.

nefarious1	May 26, 2006	6.7.2	3 out of 5	Great form filler, but not the best password manager, as far as I'm concerned. But the bottom line is: No way to import from XML or CSV files = No way I'm going to manually enter 500 entries just to switch to RoboForm.

ZombieREA	May 26, 2006	6.7.2	5 out of 5	I dunt think i can live w/o RoboForm ;)

enrom	May 19, 2006	6.7.0	3 out of 5	I purchased RB past one year before. This program dont has rivalry. However it has a lot of errors. Permanently I have reset the passwords. Pity.

cybergen	Apr 28, 2006	6.7.0	5 out of 5	Guys, Whats the best way of synching my roboform password on my desktop pc and on my usb drive which has Roboform portable on it?

Flemens	Apr 15, 2006	6.6.9	5 out of 5	I can live without this program, but I choose not to ;) If one browses the web alot it makes online life so much easier. Before RF I used only one or two passwords to everything on the net. I dont know if anyone actually ever has had their password compromised, but it didnt feel safe for me. With this one I dont have to remember complicated passwords. Never had any bad experience with it. There are updates quite often. They are fast to update Roboform to new Firefox versions, often within a day after FF release. Very stable. You can actually live without this program but I can recommend it if you feel you need to remember login info and use advanced passwords. It makes filling out online forms a breeze.

felix	Apr 15, 2006	6.6.9	5 out of 5	This is one app I can't live without. A must have for all who surf the internet. Recommended to all my friends/family.

phaedrusone	Apr 14, 2006	6.6.9	5 out of 5	Great app. Could'nt live without it. One thing tho, their toolbar seems to get stuck when one moves the browser window. So obviously i cant use it. Hope they fix that.

horsecharles	Apr 14, 2006	6.6.9	5 out of 5	Search function ok-- may have missed it before, since it's not listed in changelog. Everything ok.

horsecharles	Mar 31, 2006	6.6.8	5 out of 5	Fixed problems in IE7 beta2 + Pass2Go Already? Wow, i'm real impressed! As well the sincying & to go features are very useful. Two complaints since they bundle Search in the toolbar: 1. Let users pick the default search engine(figure out a way to make money with numerous engines!) Tired of so many apps foisting Yahoo et al-- some forcibly, in spite of providing other choices(are you listening Maxthon!!!!??!!!) 2. And since Search is being bundled(esp. w/o choices), then the app should be free: if you give me free cake I will submit to your flavor of choice; but if you want me to buy, i may not pay if ginger-macadamia is my only choice w/ no alternatives.

devotech	Mar 31, 2006	6.6.8	5 out of 5	I can no longer live without this program. It is the most useful app I have installed.

stopbuggingme	Mar 31, 2006	6.6.8	4 out of 5	I do wish that Roboform would expand to more than just browsers. Other than that, no BIG complaints...

xrayspex	Mar 31, 2006	6.6.8	5 out of 5	Would have a hard time surfing without it. One of my top apps

RSMurphy	Mar 20, 2006	6.6.7	5 out of 5	This program has been nothing but a blessing. There's not a day that goes by that I don't benefit from it. For those using the standalone version and have "issues" with activation then perhaps you should back up your registry info and import upon install or simply call support, explain the situation and give them a chance to help. I did this and was treated respectfully and promptly. Perhaps a better solution for you multiple machine users is their "Pass2Go" version which is placed on and runs from a thumbdrive. Don't fault the software or programmers if you try using the software in a manner it wasn't designed for only to find it is inadequate in that scenario. Siber Systems has several versions available for just this reason. For the rest that want to rely on browser whatever to "securely" manage your passwords . . . good luck. You still won't be able to make that arrangement portable, at least not easily, and, IMO, Roboform is most likely just too advanced for your type of application of this software. To each his or her own but I'm sticking with Roboform unless someone can show me something else that outperforms it.

johnd164	Mar 14, 2006	6.6.6	4 out of 5	Where do you get the Only 3 activation's form ? I have reinstalled 4/5 times and activated with no problem at all.

TC17	Mar 13, 2006	6.6.6	1 out of 5	If what InSuboRdiNaTioN said is correct, then this program deserves a 1. I've had it with all these programs that use activation. EVERY SINGLE ONE of these programs that I have registered have been nothing but a huge hassle because of this activation junk. If your one of those people who likes to upgrade his computer a lot or reinstall windows etc. Its plain stealing from customers.

horsecharles	Mar 13, 2006	6.6.6	5 out of 5	While this is a very nice app, i agree with most: Don't see the point of paying for a missing feature of IE, Maxthon, etc. + I have beacoup computers at each of several locales... I make do w/ a smorgasboard of pw / form handling of Opera, Netscape, & Google Toolbar-- + the Nirsoft utilities PSPV & Aster(for those sites that require IE only), and as well the last free un-updated Robo version. If MS wants to be the be-all monopoly, well then do it correctly: acquire Robo, Maxthon, +++, etc. and incorporate into IE...

InSuboRdiNaTioN	Mar 13, 2006	6.6.6	4 out of 5	In reference to the post below: You can use it on more than one computer (against the license), but you can only activate it (via their website) a total of 3 times. For those of us who format on a regular basis, it's a joke. Note that additional licenses are quite a bit cheaper (I think $10 or $15). However, they did give me another 3 activations after I used my first 3 and complained.

sflorack	Feb 27, 2006	6.6.5	3 out of 5	Very useful, but I will never purchase this type of program that restricts access to one computer. I use three computers reguarly, and although Roboform is useful, it certainly isn't worth nearly $100.

Drich	Feb 8, 2006	6.6.5	5 out of 5	I agree with others. This is the reason why I can use Opera as my default browser. It is just the best password mananger and form filler out there. Always works all the time.

ShafuyZ	Feb 8, 2006	6.6.5	5 out of 5	If there's any program that causes my bslls to shiver, this is the one. Too risky to download this one off eMule, folks... Unless you can see source code for the crack, and downloaded the full install file from maker (whom I guess you just HAVE to trust). If there's ANY software a masterhacker would LOVE to implant a trojan into, you've got it folks, this is the one. Be careful, 'tsall.

nefarious1	Feb 7, 2006	6.6.5	3 out of 5	Great form filler, lousy password manager features.

CyberDog	Feb 7, 2006	6.6.5	5 out of 5	This program is possibly the single reason I can't use Opera (or Linux) on a daily basis. I have hundreds of passwords, and this keeps them all organized, and AES encrypted. Don't know what I would do without it!

Metshrine	Feb 7, 2006	6.6.5	5 out of 5	The wand pales in comparison to this. Plus, the wand doesnt auto-fill now does it ;-) Top notch software here

soldier1st	Feb 3, 2006	6.6.4	5 out of 5	it's a very good password manager,also bud opera uses wand so no need for this under opera.

papillonn	Jan 28, 2006	6.6.4	5 out of 5	perfect app but there is no way for opera browser : (

horsecharles	Jan 25, 2006	6.6.4	5 out of 5	I hope you get an infencted dll you thief-- if you don't have the money, just get the last free version released. There's a community center in my town that will give me a free VW, and I can even afford a Taurus-- but no, not good enough for me: i think i'll just steal me a Rolls.....what thinking!!!

AlexBR1974	Jan 25, 2006	6.6.4	5 out of 5	Great program!! Once you use it, you will love it! And you will search the net for a cracked roboform.dll, so you don´t have to pay for it!

ghammer	Jan 25, 2006	6.6.4	5 out of 5	Once you try it for awhile, you will want to have the paid version to manage all your logins. Excellent in every way.

wickedfeel	Jan 23, 2006	6.6.3	5 out of 5	Flawless. Another satisfied, paying customer!

fair_is_fair	Jan 16, 2006	6.6.3	5 out of 5	Roboform is an indispensable tool for Internet Explorer and Firefox users. It is a terrific form filler and login tool. I found the "safenotes" feature very handy. Easy to save, backup, or transfer your private Robo information. The free version is limited but the pro version is well worth the money.

horsecharles	Jan 16, 2006	6.6.3	5 out of 5	Sounds like Approx had a buggy & virus-riddled system: No release of Robo has ever caused any issues on any of my multiple & multi OS systems...going on several years now. No forms data has ever been lost-- sounds like the default store folder was changed: just do a search for Robo and compile the various Data folders! I happen to like Opera a lot, but i wouldn't penalize Robo for this: responsibility lies with Opera-- and after all, what large market segment does Opera have? If Robo merits a 1, then please post your 4/5 alternatives: we are all drooling, enduring bugs in the mouth, & having nocturnal emmissions over what extra & momentous features we'll be getting with apps suposedly several times better.

Metshrine	Jan 11, 2006	6.6.2	5 out of 5	"- If RoboForm is mainly a form filler instead of a password manager, I expect support for all common browsers. Opera definitively is one, but it's not supported by RoboForm." Opera isnt supported because there is no way for roboform to tie into opera. Opera is closed to third party programs and "extensions" so roboform supporting it is not possible. How about trying to research WHY it doesnt work instead of simply rating it poorly. "- Too many releases. You don't know which version you can really use now. Which is stable, which is testing? Some of them are really very buggy..." I have never had an unstable version of this program. it is updated often and just remember, you dont have to update to every new release. Roboform will PROMPT YOU when a new release that has some sort of significance has been put out. Also, please explain what bugs you have encountered with roboform? I have yet to find one that wasnt already fixed in a new release I could download. "- To me it already happened that RoboForm worked fine for a month or so, then suddenly all stored things got lost. I also couldn't find any information any more on the hard disk, the data just plainly vanished. Luckily I had backed up everything one week before, so I only lost about 10 passwords... " That is why, with important info like this, you would usually backup the items as you said you had. I have a task scheduled in windows that backs up the roboform data as well as various other data I have to a seperate partition. Backing is a good thing to get in the habit of doing. Also, I seriously doubt this was the fault of roboform since I have not seen one report in their support forums that state someone has lost all of their passcards or safenotes. This utility is top notch. The support team is great. They support every browser they CAN SUPPORT (opera, as i said, cant be supported due to lack of 3rd party interoperability on opera's part, they CHOOSE to remain closed, you can search their forums to confirm this). I cant live without this program, and I think it is an invaluable resource to any pc user

Approx	Jan 4, 2006	6.6.2	1 out of 5	- The form filler isn't that bad, but the password manager just plainly sucks. If you're looking for a good, secure password manager: use KeePass. It also has some auto-type support which works for all windows, not just browsers. - If RoboForm is mainly a form filler instead of a password manager, I expect support for all common browsers. Opera definitively is one, but it's not supported by RoboForm. - Too many releases. You don't know which version you can really use now. Which is stable, which is testing? Some of them are really very buggy... - To me it already happened that RoboForm worked fine for a month or so, then suddenly all stored things got lost. I also couldn't find any information any more on the hard disk, the data just plainly vanished. Luckily I had backed up everything one week before, so I only lost about 10 passwords...

loq	Dec 31, 2005	6.6.2	5 out of 5	Ok, the daily update/fixes is a bit wonky. Unless it's a critical update, it should be released monthly. ATM, I generally download the updated version once a month. Don't get me wrong, I love updates/fixes, but having to downloaded it every other day gets to be a pain, especially if it isn't a critical update.

precurgent	Dec 31, 2005	6.6.2	3 out of 5	Excellent form filler, terrible overall password manager.

horsecharles	Dec 31, 2005	6.6.1	5 out of 5	Nah...Gator's better..........NOT........relax! just kidding.

agapecpus	Dec 30, 2005	6.6.1	5 out of 5	Amazing program that I use each day. Can't even imagine how time time it has saved me in the last year.

wellsjs	Dec 15, 2005	6.6.0	5 out of 5	Been using this app for years, and find it indispensable. If I had to keep track of, remember, look up all the logins, not to mention manually fill in all the forms that RoboForm does so flawlessly, I'd go nuts . . . Which appears some already have! :-) Honestly, complaining about too frequent updates? :( Be glad it is actively supported. If it bugs you that bad, don't update so often (every release). You complain about too frequent updates when there are tsunamis, Katrinas, terrorists and wars against them? Get a life!!!

RoSmecher	Dec 15, 2005	6.6.0	4 out of 5	amazing program, only downside is they do not have opera support.

zridling	Nov 10, 2005	6.5.7	4 out of 5	Got to agree. AI has raced through version 6.x in no time with its near daily updates. I'm updating less and less often.

Zoroaster	Nov 9, 2005	6.5.7	4 out of 5	I'm rating 4 because I am getting more than fed up of having a new version pop up every week or so. If it weren't the quality of Roboform I'd doubt of a software running so ridiculously after time. What is going on, a race?

wickedfeel	Nov 8, 2005	6.5.6	5 out of 5	All it takes is for one person to submit an update. Hey if there are bugs to be fixed or features that weren't completed, then so be it. But to the program, Good Stuff!

cybergen	Nov 7, 2005	6.5.6	5 out of 5	Breathe guys, lets just hope it does not get as bad as the azureus updates :p

ibod	Nov 7, 2005	6.5.6	5 out of 5	yeah, what's with beta quality software on betanews? umm... oh!

xpose	Nov 7, 2005	6.5.6	5 out of 5	I agree with last post. Great prog, but we dont need daily updates that support even better generated password algorithims we wont use. . .

anomoly	Nov 7, 2005	6.5.6	3 out of 5	great prog but what's with the almost daily updates . lame as hell

Breezy55417	Oct 31, 2005	6.5.4	5 out of 5	Why is the changelog never listed here except by reviewers? I think Roboform is GREAT! Sometimes changes are worth waiting for the next upgrade. It would be bice to know what has been changed. No?

Iria	Oct 16, 2005	6.5.2	3 out of 5	Great program BUT this particular VERSION is pretty bug. I found 2 pretty obvious bugs since I installed it ... first time since I started using this program that I've found a buggy release.

Blackhole8746	Oct 12, 2005	6.5.2	4 out of 5	Wonderful program but we need an Opera version already!!! :@

stevember	Oct 11, 2005	6.5.2	5 out of 5	still by far the best program out there, and as it works perfectly with Firefox what more could you ask for. They even give discounts on low income families.

darthbeads	Sep 29, 2005	6.4.99 Beta	5 out of 5	Absolutely and unequicovably hands-down the best there is at what it does.

vasarnap2000	Sep 19, 2005	6.4.95 Beta	5 out of 5	Great software!! The version downloaded is really 6.4.96.

BlaineM	Sep 19, 2005	6.4.95 Beta	5 out of 5	Fabulous program! Never leave home with out it! Frequent releases tell me that the program is being worked on, bugs are being fixed, features added.. This is a GOOD thing!

bakura	Sep 11, 2005	6.4.9 Beta	5 out of 5	Would you prefer a beta that did not release any updates? This program is on my essential programs list! The changes in this beta just make it better!

Kylde	Sep 10, 2005	6.4.9 Beta	3 out of 5	great program, but the frequency of beta releases is getting silly

Metshrine	Sep 9, 2005	6.4.8 Beta	5 out of 5	Great program, as always, worth twice its asking price. To the user below, roboform doesnt support opera because they dont have a way to, the browser is CLOSED to third parties

the_root	Sep 3, 2005	6.4.8 Beta	5 out of 5	Excellent Program and great support. Wish they would make it work with Opera. I will never understand why companies that make security apps, don't support non MS applications that people use to improve their security.

xrayspex	Sep 3, 2005	6.4.8 Beta	5 out of 5	The best encrypted password manager for both IE and FireFox out there.

rpavl	Aug 28, 2005	6.4.7 Beta	5 out of 5	DUH... Felix Maxthon is one od the best Internet Explorer based browsers. And NO IT IS NOT FREE WITH MAXTON, only the limited version is available with that browser, but this is the handiest app on the net A+++

some guy	Aug 27, 2005	6.4.7 Beta	3 out of 5	looks good but is this really secure ? not sure if i want my life info on my pc in that way.

felix	Aug 22, 2005	6.4.5 Beta	5 out of 5	What's Maxthon broswer? Anyhow, it's still the most useful internet software out there. A must have for all lazy internet surfing addicts!

Metshrine	Aug 15, 2005	6.4.4 Beta	5 out of 5	If only they could get it so it encrypts the passcard and safenote filenames on the disk so you wont know what site or note its associated with, this would have it all. Otherwise, top notch product, cant mark it down for this feature, although their tech support says its coming. Good job roboform.

jeepbastard	Aug 10, 2005	6.4.3 Beta	3 out of 5	This program has a much cooler name than it's function. There is no actual artificial intelligence in this program. It just fills out forms.

johnd164	Aug 10, 2005	6.4.3 Beta	4 out of 5	This is a fantastic piece of software well worth the registration cost,I only wish the makers would talk to the Opera browser makes and make it work with the Opera Browser many more people would use this software if they did. That is why I can only give it a 4 rating.

ubergeek2004	Aug 9, 2005	6.4.3 Beta	5 out of 5	This is a great piece of software knowing that i dont have to remember passwords and login is a peace of mind that I like and worth the price of the PRO version. I use this on my USB key and its great

Metshrine	Aug 9, 2005	6.4.3 Beta	5 out of 5	Been waiting for AES Encryption. Great program, works wonderfully and one of the few worth twice its purchase price.

Yotofuji	Aug 5, 2005	6.3.98	5 out of 5	Free version allows users to store upto 10 logins. I purchased this program so i would never have to remember ANY login for all my sites and now i have more than 100 logins and 3 identies (2 fake & 1 real). Storaged ile is fully encrypted and pasword protected, but i wish they would have an automatic password generator to improve security even more. Great program...couldn't live on the Internet without this one!!!

Zoroaster	Jul 30, 2005	6.3.97	5 out of 5	The quality of AI Roboform is so obvious, reviews are so unanimous, that I'm just bringing another 5/5 score for this absolutely excellent password manager. Very easy to handle. An everyday companion.

powerful0x0	Jul 8, 2005	6.3.96	5 out of 5	one of the best software you will ever see :)

goselito	May 21, 2005	6.3.9	5 out of 5	This is hands-down the absolute best password manager around. This was one peice of software where I paid the asking price with smile

cybergen	May 21, 2005	6.3.9	5 out of 5	Couldn't live without it. Will allways be the best... not that I'm aware of any real competitors.

wiseman55	May 21, 2005	6.3.9	5 out of 5	I hate to say this about a software program, but I could not manage well with out it! Makes my whole online experience every day so much easier!!

Metshrine	May 21, 2005	6.3.9	5 out of 5	As always, worth twice its asking price for the number of times I use it.

felix	May 21, 2005	6.3.9	5 out of 5	Still the best! Use it lots every day. A must have for the internet savvy!

xpose	May 12, 2005	6.3.8	5 out of 5	I don't know how I managed passwords prior to AI RoboForm. Even for those forum sites you barely ever visit . .. now you wont forget their passwords.

Metshrine	May 9, 2005	6.3.8	5 out of 5	Had this one two days, great program, way to go siber!

Metshrine	Apr 29, 2005	6.3.7	5 out of 5	Awesome! Only word I can think of for this program

InSuboRdiNaTioN	Apr 26, 2005	6.3.6	5 out of 5	Excellent program. Very handy, constantly improved and updated, and reasonably priced ($20 if you take the low-income discount).

Metshrine	Apr 26, 2005	6.3.6	5 out of 5	Great program, as always, cant say enough good things about it.

zridling	Apr 25, 2005	6.3.5	5 out of 5	6.3.6 is out now. A fantastic program that covers all the bases.

Metshrine	Apr 25, 2005	6.3.5	5 out of 5	Again, best program of its kind. Perhaps the dev's should try and make a custom panel for opera, maybe it would work that way? Oh well, keep up the great work!

Andrey Pyasetskiy	Apr 10, 2005	6.3.3	5 out of 5	I've been using good old Password 2000. But AI RoboForm is really good and convenient. Currently I am happy with FireFox internal password manager. And it is free. Still this program deserves 5 from me.

bkimbler	Apr 10, 2005	6.3.3	5 out of 5	Great application that I could not live without. Highly recommended.

Metshrine	Apr 9, 2005	6.3.3	5 out of 5	As always, best program of its kind. Keeps improving with every release. If only they could make a better interface similar to keepass's UI for managing passcards, the current one is kinda clunky. Thats my ONLY gripe with this fine piece of software EDIT - 24APR05 AIRoboform 6.3.5 Released * 6.3.5: Sort matching passcards by relevance, the best fitting passcard appears on top. * 6.3.5: Add upper toolbar to Internet Explorer even if RoboForm is not installed. * 6.3.5: Drop 3-state system for toolbars (upper, lower, one), use 2-state system instead. * 6.3.5: Remove keyboard shortcuts from RF context menu items, use keyboard shortcuts instead. * 6.3.5: Add support Yahoo UK + BT browser and AOL browser.

felix	Apr 2, 2005	6.3.2	5 out of 5	An absolute must for all web surfing addicts!

CyberHobo	Apr 1, 2005	6.3.2	5 out of 5	Does the job, and does it well. Note: Discount for disabled or lower income people.

rijp	Apr 1, 2005	6.3.2	5 out of 5	Other users are dimwitted, and posting things about freeware programs, that "supposedly" compare to Roboform. I think they are severely lacking in knowledge. Roboform is the ONLY password keeper. Its not free, but seldom are GOOD products free. you have to wonder why products like Keypass claim to be opensource and free, yet they don't work as good.. I find that interesting. I think people naturally cleave towards "cheap". Roboform has a FREE version, as long as you don't use more than 10 password sites, and I would put this up against any password keeper, Norton, Firefox, Keepass, I have tried them all.. roboform is immediately recognized as the best password program bar none. I give it a 5, and it has regular updates that keep making it the best program out there. Yeah, that comment about "no log about changes" getting a 1.. That's stupid. It has nothing to do with the program itself.

Metshrine	Mar 29, 2005	6.3.0	5 out of 5	As always, great software from a great author. Keep up the good works, I cant live without this program! For those who are going to whine about no "Whats new" list: here Versions 6.2.5 to 6.3.0 * 6.2.9: Add customization to Search engines, so that user can add their own. * 6.2.9: PrintList requests Master Password, even if it is cached in memory. * 6.2.9: Add Users button to RoboForm toolbar. * 6.2.9: Do not show URL of unopened passcard in Editor. * 6.2.7: Save and Fill multiple-value SELECT fields in passcards. * 6.2.5: New Options dialog, with left tab navigator and icons. * 6.2.5: Add ALT+key keyboard shortcuts for most RoboForm toolbar commands. * 6.2.5: Make installer smaller (1.7mb instead of 2.3mb). * 6.2.5: Add command-line options to installer for customized mass installations. * 6.2.5: Add option "Length of Most Recently Used list". * 6.2.5: Add option "Length of Search History". * 6.2.5: Add option "Default for Fill Only Empty Fields checkbox". * 6.2.5: Handle forms with no FORM tag such as PaySpark, TurboTax, Banamex login pages. * 6.2.5: Handle pages that build their own tree using JavaScript. * 6.2.5: Improve filling and saving of multiple similar forms on one page such as united.com. * 6.2.5: Improve handling of download timing in heavily scripted login pages. * 6.2.5: Improve precision of form filling from Identities. * 6.2.5: Fix "Cannot open Shared Memory" problem on Windows 2000. * 6.2.5: Add "(Clear List)" command to Most Recently Used list and Password Generator. * 6.2.5: AutoUpdate now informs of new versions of Adapter, RF for Palm, RF for WinCE. * 6.2.5: Implement affiliate IDs for Portable RoboForm. from http://www.roboform.com/news.html

Metshrine	Mar 24, 2005	6.2.8 Beta	5 out of 5	Wow, rate it a 1 because of no change log, god users at fileforum are intelligent. A quick visit to roboform.com (time taken to browse there, 2 seconds including opening new firefox tab) http://www.roboform.com/news.html Beta Versions 6.2.5 to 6.2.9 * 6.2.7: Save and Fill multiple-value SELECT fields in passcards. * 6.2.5: New Options dialog, with left tab navigator and icons. * 6.2.5: Add ALT+key keyboard shortcuts for most RoboForm toolbar commands. * 6.2.5: Make installer smaller (1.7mb instead of 2.3mb). * 6.2.5: Add command-line options to installer for customized mass installations. * 6.2.5: Add option "Length of Most Recently Used list". * 6.2.5: Add option "Length of Search History". * 6.2.5: Add option "Default for Fill Only Empty Fields checkbox". * 6.2.5: Handle forms with no FORM tag such as PaySpark, TurboTax, Banamex login pages. * 6.2.5: Handle pages that build their own tree using JavaScript. * 6.2.5: Improve filling and saving of multiple similar forms on one page such as united.com. * 6.2.5: Improve handling of download timing in heavily scripted login pages. * 6.2.5: Improve precision of form filling from Identities. * 6.2.5: Fix "Cannot open Shared Memory" problem on Windows 2000. * 6.2.5: Add "(Clear List)" command to Most Recently Used list and Password Generator. * 6.2.5: AutoUpdate now informs of new versions of Adapter, RF for Palm, RF for WinCE. * 6.2.5: Implement affiliate IDs for Portable RoboForm. So I would imagine that the update enhances the fixes implimented in previous versions. Especially considering I've been running this version for a few days now (prior to fileforum releasing it). By the way! http://www.roboform.com/dist/airoboform-6-2-9.exe NEW beta I love this program, have grown so attached to it that using the web without would be so much of a hassle it wouldnt be worth it. Good job siber systems. Keep up the great work and I look forward to every update :)

xpi3000	Mar 23, 2005	6.2.8 Beta	1 out of 5	why is there no info about changes ?

AgentK	Mar 15, 2005	6.2.7 Beta	5 out of 5	Yes it works with Firefox. Robo is a program you will love to use.

fair_is_fair	Mar 15, 2005	6.2.7 Beta	5 out of 5	I've been using Roboform for years. Worth every penny. But since I've grown to love Opera, Robo is not used much anymore. Everyone email Opera and Roboform and tell them what we want. I cannot stand the password and form filler in Mozilla browsers. Even wand is better than those. I really find the secure notes in Roboform a plus.

sr_ultimate	Mar 15, 2005	6.2.6 Beta	5 out of 5	Hey Does it work with Firefox too ?

Metshrine	Mar 14, 2005	6.2.6 Beta	5 out of 5	Best program of its kind, people mistake this for being a password vault (which its not). Its primary purpose is filling web forms and filling login info. Its not designed simply to store this info. I couldnt imagine the internet without this app. @Sham69: I have requested that opera develop a way to support roboform and other 3rd party apps. Opera lacks the plugin support. Why? Because they want to be an all-in-one app, thats why they have wand (which is very lacking). Believe me, I use ff right now but would gladly switch to and pay for opera if they supported this great app. Guess they dont want users to have a choice :) But anyways, this isnt about opera, its about roboform. My ONLY suggestion to roboform is to add in a better interface for editing and viewing passwords. That and perhaps smart card authentication as opposed to password based (The corp. I work for uses smart cards for EVERYTHING, and this would be great if they could judge your eligibility to use the passcards based on the smart card you have)

gate1975mlm	Mar 14, 2005	6.2.6 Beta	5 out of 5	Yes this is indeed great software! Works great. And Are heard that soon you will be able to add your own Search engines!

kda	Mar 13, 2005	6.2.5 Beta	5 out of 5	Actually I am running ver. 6.2.6 beta (available on the website) but I have been a user of Roboform for quite some time. This is truly great software ... and they have been keeping it up with FireFox quite well. With this program, I am now free to use different and complex passwords for various sites without the problem of having to manually look them up each time I want to visit one of those sites. Very nice indeed.

sham69	Mar 13, 2005	6.2.5 Beta	4 out of 5	This program only gets a 4 out of 5, for the fact that it doesn't work with Opera, the fastest webbrowser on earth... It would be very handy to have in Opera, which (if I'm right??) shares the same plug-in architecture as Mozilla (firefox), which IS supported...

fair_is_fair	Dec 16, 2004	6.1.7	5 out of 5	Who said Roboform did not have a place to put garage door passwords, bike lock codes, etc.? You did not spend much time with the program. Look at SAFENOTES. I keep all sorts of sensitive info in safenotes. The beauty of Roboform is that it is so easy to back up all of your roboform data. I keep a copy online in case of a crash. This is a terrific program. Not having it is not an option for me. It is just too handy.

felix	Dec 13, 2004	6.1.5	5 out of 5	Most useful program I've downloaded this year! Seriously, I really wish I knew about it sooner. It was recommended by someone on the RFD forums, contest section no doubt. A must have for anyone who fills out online contests and uses websites requiring login (ebay, yahoo, hotmail, paypal, etc.)

joo	Dec 3, 2004	6.1.4	2 out of 5	Can anybody sing "Get out of my systray and into my desktop”? Why isn't there a main window just a bunch of little ones? Roboform doesn’t offer nice support with passwords especially for other things then websites. There is no place to put bike lock combinations, garage door passwords, alarm codes, etc. It isn’t a very good password manager, one of the worst I’ve seen, compared to software such as the open sourced KeePass. However it offers web form filling. Competitor password managers just offer web auto login. I also don’t like how the passwords aren’t hidden behind asterisks when you are using the program. It also uses DES encryption by default rather than 3DES. DES is cracked very easily you just need time. Form filler? Yes it is and it’s quite good. Password manager? Hardly 1 point deducted for being a poor password manager 1 point deducted for overall security 1 point deducted because it is clutter some without a main GUI 1 point given for ease of use 1 point given for additional functionality (web forms)

echristensen	Nov 5, 2004	6.1.2	5 out of 5	There are really not enough good things I can say about this fantastic utility. AI RoboForm is a small application that integrates with your browser and stores passwords, web forms, profile information, and even brief notes. The browser integration is seamless - whenever you visit a site for which you have associated form data, RoboForm can automatically fill or prompt your to fill all form data and logins, and even submit the page for you. Since these days most of us have potentially dozens of website logins and passwords, this tool is a real timesaver. User and profile data is password protected with DES/3DES encryption, making security effectively a non-issue. The application even has a pseudo-random password generator if you are worried about dictionary-based attacks. Furthermore, you can synchronize and take your user data with you anywhere with the Pocket PC/ Palm versions, or use the application on the road with a flash drive version that requires no installation to the client machine. This tool is so amazingly useful that the only thing I can find to be critical of is that it is not the prettiest UI in the world and that you cannot update the forms on your PDA.

OfF3nSiV3	Oct 26, 2004	6.1.1	5 out of 5	this gets updated very often..

Metshrine	Oct 23, 2004	6.0.9	5 out of 5	This program is by far the best password manager I have ever used. Its one of the few applications that is worth twice what the developers charge for it. Been using it since 5.0 and love it. No bugs that I've noticed in this version. Good job siber systems!

zridling	Oct 13, 2004	6.0.9	5 out of 5	RoboForm also works with Mozilla Firefox along with any IE variant. This is a rock-solid app that once you try it, you'll wonder how you lived without it.

ajaydsouza	Sep 27, 2004	6.0.8	5 out of 5	Simply the best password manager ever. Not too expensive either. It is a one time buy. Fits seamlessly in IE and many other IE based browsers like Maxthon.

confuser	Sep 12, 2004	6.0.7	5 out of 5	RoboForm is the best IE Add-On out! Period. How can any people complain about limitations in a free version of one of the truly outstanding IE Explorer add ons in the marketplace. I understand why people want Freeware. I do to, but this man supports his family with one of the truly indispensable add-ons out in the PC world. No spy ware. Encryption, literally parses a web page. Custom ID tags. I save at least 10 hours of week using this app. How much is your time worth. And it is updated virtually every other week with superb support and a very small foot print. I haver used Robo Form for over three years and have yet to find anything close. Look at Norton Password (yuck) Gator (spy ware) and not half as good. Bottom line this is one you must have and should pony up the small amount of money to register the Pro version. And no I do not work the the developer and I paid for my version because I felt it important to support great software development.

CyberHobo	Aug 18, 2004	6.0.4	5 out of 5	Much improvement since version 575. Works very nice and is a joy to surf with. Those that gripe about the passcard limitations should shell out some buckaroos and enjoy unlimited passcards, identities and safenotes. RoboForm, robot in disguise... yeah!

kebabi	Aug 16, 2004	6.0.3	3 out of 5	SecondImpact, really? Oh s**t!!! I will NOT download this program if I will be able to save ONLY 10! But it's a good program, but only 10, please let us save at least 20 :/

SecondImpact	Aug 16, 2004	6.0.3	1 out of 5	Now i have been a big fan of AI Robo form and still am i just do not like this new version. In previous versions you were able to have a max of 30 passcard in the free version. That number has now dropped to 10. I had a hard time keeping bellow thirty so 10 is not enough. Other than that i great app.

stevember	Jul 27, 2004	5.9.96 Beta	5 out of 5	Yes huge improvement over 5.7.5

Aaroniekins	Jul 27, 2004	5.9.96 Beta	5 out of 5	it deserves a 5, works flawless for me even in firefox but it truly does need opera support as opera's own passwordmanager isnt as good as roboforms

UJM	Jul 19, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	4 out of 5	I've used this for ages and recommend it to anyone. Although the updates do come thick & fast with this app. I'm using v5.7.5 Pro at the moment which works perfectly with both IE6 & firefox, so I see no need to update unless this beta offers a big much improvement.

httpd.confused	Jun 30, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	1 out of 5

distinguished	Jun 10, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	4 out of 5	If it worked with Opera.

KillerCat	Jun 7, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	5 out of 5	Very nice software, Now it don´t matter that i am senile anymore... Nice options and quite user friendly. No need to say more

hotwater	Jun 6, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	5 out of 5	RoboForm easily take the reign as the best password manager out there. Period.

bakura	Jun 6, 2004	5.9.7 Beta	5 out of 5	I was looking for a password manager that was unobtrusive. AI RoboForm 5.9.8 Beta is that and much more. I have been using it for about a week now and have not experienced any bugs at all. I had tried out several other password managers and they all had issues... either they wouldn't submit the login/password for various sites due to java usage on the website, or they didn't have option to submit login/passwords at all. I even dropped Google Toolbar because RoboForm has a toolbar with a Search field that allows you to choose which search engine you want to use. Plus the form filler is much more robust than GT's. My experience with their support team was also very pleasant. I submitted a suggestion to them and they responded back within a couple hours on the weekend. If you have a need for a password manager or a form filler then you can't go wrong with RoboForm. Great product!

TDreamer	May 27, 2004	5.9.6 Beta	5 out of 5	The best thing since the internet came about!!! I am still trying to get used to the new toolbar, but it is nice!

robmanic44	Mar 7, 2004	5.8.5 Beta	3 out of 5	This is a form-filler and I guess that's nice, but let's not go crazy about it. When I see raves about a program like AIDA, I think they're justified. I don't think this impacts anyone's system.

scodan	Mar 6, 2004	5.8.5 Beta	4 out of 5	Bah... You CAN store notes with passcards. Open the editor, then do a View > Add Note. Not very obvious, which is why I totally forgot about it.

stevember	Mar 6, 2004	5.8.5 Beta	5 out of 5	The best form filler just got a lot better, great now it has folders. It does work with Firefox although it doesn't have full function as in IE and IE clones such as Avant and MYIE2. To use with Firefox you need to get the adapter as well. Great release, Thanks RoboForm.

jennajon	Mar 5, 2004	5.8.5 Beta	4 out of 5	Be aware that this version (585) is now a beta for upcoming version 6 and DOES NOT work with Firefox.... Otherwise, a great program I would not be without.

scodan	Feb 12, 2004	5.5.8	4 out of 5	I have used RoboForm Pro (the registered version) for quite awhile, and can't stand to be without it. RoboForm really is one of a kind. Its Mozilla support, being somewhat crippled, still lags behind that of MSIE (which is not necessarily the author's fault). RoboForm is an excellent form filler, but its raw password-handling features are pretty rudimentary and disappointing. For example, there is a password-generation facility, but there is no way to automatically send the generated passwords to a RoboForm entry. There is no search facility in RoboForm, so good luck when you need to find a user ID, password, or URL string. RoboForm also does not save "archival" copies of previous passwords, when the password for a given entry is changed. (Before you accuse me of nitpicking, note that these are all things that good password-management utilities do.) Another thing I really dislike is that when you backup your RoboForm data, the original file names are used--so if you use the obvious and default convention of naming RoboForm entries after the web sites they are used on, anyone with access to the files can at least see what sites they are for. (No, kiddies, this doesn't mean I have a ton of pron site password entries. It's about privacy.) I still give RoboForm a 4-star rating (however barely), because it is so good at filling forms.

fair_is_fair	Feb 7, 2004	5.5.7	5 out of 5	Excellent, is the only word I can describe Roboform with. I have used it since it's inception. This is 'class' software and still free with limitations. Someone was worried about loosing their passwords and safenotes? Simply copy the myroboform data folder and save it on disk or online somewhere. Fullproof and easy.

Palomino	Aug 14, 2003	5.4.0	4 out of 5	This is a great program but I am getting a little tired of all the updates. There's a new version almost every day. Maybe the author is using the updates as a way to keep his program on the front page of BetaNews and MajorGeeks.

Tidus41	Aug 12, 2003	5.3.9	5 out of 5	Very good program HIGHLY reccommended.

iax	May 31, 2003	5.2.5	4 out of 5	bhackner -- you're a moron. Nice paid posting. I found roboform to be fine software, and a nice add-on. There is nothing so special about it though that rates a "5".

Palomino	Apr 22, 2003	5.2.1	4 out of 5	Every time I install a new version I have to make 3 changes. I have to close the systray program, stop the program from loading to the systray, and change the IE icon so it's gray (like it used to be). Starting with 5.20 I had to make my own gray icon because it doesn't match the green one. The program used to include options that took care of this during the install. The author should put them back in.

BHACKNER	Jan 5, 2003	5.0.7	5 out of 5	RUN don't walk and download the ( in my humble opinion . . . lol) the best IE ADD-ON you can have. The first time I used it, I saved two hours on the net. It just gets better and better. AND it's FREE with NO SPY-WARE, AD WARE and all your PW's are encrypted in 3DES. It is stable, flexible and totally customizable. It will parse and fill in a web page before you know it has ( you can control that action). Plus you can as many "Identities" as you want for different sites to avoid spam, etc. Grab it! It really should be 6 STARS!

rowdyward	Dec 22, 2002	5.0.4	5 out of 5	I'm in constant fear of losing RoboForm ...I lose those little pieces of paper my passwords are on and I truly would be lost without it.

ajaydsouza	Jun 15, 2002	4.6.5	5 out of 5	A really good program. Whats best about it is that it works for both IE and Netscape 6 (needs a plugin available on the site). Updated regularly with better features. A must have if you need to save your passwords to websites, as well as for automatic form filling. Go ahead and download it, you won't regret.

sting	Jun 12, 2002	4.6.4	5 out of 5	Roboform just gets better and better. If you used gator in the past but didnt care for the bundled spyware then Roboform is for you. Simply the best.

BHACKNER	May 30, 2002	4.6.1	5 out of 5	As I mentioned before RoboFormis updated frequently. Not because it is buggy, but because the developer is committed to keeping it fresh and stable. This is the THIRD update in the last week, and it just keeps on getting BETTER. Seriously, RUN, don't walk and add it to IE or Netscape. IT really does ( for once) what is says it does - flawlessly! I can not image living without it. BHACKNER

DigitalSin	May 27, 2002	4.5.9	5 out of 5	I've been using this program for a few months now. I absolutely love it. It saves gobs of time and is very user friendly. A must have!

BHACKNER	May 7, 2002	4.5.7	5 out of 5	I save a LEAST 2 hours a day on thr WEB since I installed RoboForm. I wish ALL software was so useful. It is virtually bullet-proof! Rock Solid. IT IS THE BEST IE Add-On you can get. I am pretty cheap, but because it is so good, I purchased the PRO version, which I really didn't need in order to help support the developer's work! It is updated frequently - I have received AT LEAST 15 updates in the last six months. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and NO I do NOT work for or any any INTEREST whatsoever in the deloper. BTW THERE IS NO SPYWARE - ADWARE - in the free version! Run, NOT WALK TO INSTALL IT! :-)))))

DANIELRI	May 7, 2002	4.5.7	1 out of 5	ok rating dropped, i too am a regestered user, UK removed AND my key no longer works!!!!! says i have the demo version i have emailed support no reply :(

Dwarden	Mar 2, 2002	4.4.0 Beta	5 out of 5	My best friend in field of forms :-) ...

klumy	Mar 2, 2002	4.4.0 Beta	5 out of 5	A very useful program, to fill out forms. Very nice

toekneec67	Feb 26, 2002	4.3.8	5 out of 5	This program has to be the best one out there. The AI is what puts it above the rest. The only thing I wish it had was an easier interface so my mom could use it. A must have program.