Password Manager Pro+ 1.0.0.2

There are plenty of users who learned that it is important to keep their passwords protected inside a special container, encrypted and inaccessible, while others are still looking for the most appropriate tool for such purposes.

For those who want to keep logins and account details safe onto their Windows Phone devices it might be worth trying out Password Manager Pro+, a dedicated utility that aims to help in this respect.

Dull and unattractive interface

The looks of this application are far from appealing, as there are no elements of graphical design that could be deemed as such. The content is organized inside a single screen, where all the passwords are kept in the order you add them in.

The main functions of the utility reside inside the main menu you can reach from the lower side of the screen, while the data input offers enough space for adding the necessary details. Going through the few areas of Password Manager Pro+ is done seamlessly, as there are no delays or other flaws of this kind.

Create and manage entries with ease

Adding inside this app the information you want to protect is a simple process, as you can insert the account name and password, followed by other details and then save the entry.

Viewing and editing the information is very easy as well, so with a single tap you will be able to unlock the fields and make the necessary modifications.

A noticeable drawback is the lack of options for the customization of the input fields, as the whole form seems to be tailored only for credit card data and lacks other fields quite common among the utilities of this type.

Unfortunately, when it comes to removing the entries on the list, this operation can be carried out only one item at a time, by opening the listing and tapping "Delete" from the main menu.

Basic protection and cloud sync

Password Manager Pro+ relies on a simple password lock to limit the access to its database, but the good thing is that even when invoked from the list of recently used apps, the utility will prompt for the access code.

With support for OneDrive, the application offers you a seemingly simple method of exporting and restoring data. When carrying out these procedures you might receive some error messages, but they are closely followed by others that state the contrary and at least for exporting the password list the latter are correct.

The upload part works well and the passwords are stored inside the cloud storage, but the import bit is not so successful and even if a notification will inform you about the success of the procedure, the data taken from the cloud is not actually added inside Password Manager Pro+.

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