https://sourceforge.net/p/pcsecrets/blog/2014-08-15T03:56:57.521000ZRecent posts to blog2014-08-15T03:56:57.521000Z2014-08-15T03:56:57.521000ZChris Woodhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ceperman/https://sourceforge.net2475c60f0ebf5512b2867fe1b22d526791ab4148

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Tell me what you think of PCSecrets! Good or bad, I'd like to know what you think. I can see it's being downloaded, but that doesn't tell me if it's actually being used. Not surprisingly, I use it (and its mobile "partner" Secrets for Android) as my sensitive data vault all the time. I currently have 182 secrets.</p> <p>If it's not good enough, tell me. If you like it, why not give it a rating?</p> <p>Would you be more likely to use it if it were translated? Would you be willing to provide a translation? Let me know.</p></div>

2014-03-01T08:13:13.734000Z2014-03-01T08:13:13.734000ZChris Woodhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ceperman/https://sourceforge.net35197184714e1e895e4406703e8f5f7902195c9b

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Welcome to PCSecrets!</p> <p>Why did I write this when there are other password managers around? Well, Secrets for Android matched pretty well something I'd already been using in pre-mobile technology but it didn't have a PC counterpart. Much as I like mobile technology, it's not designed with data input in mind! Also, it's not just for passwords; I wanted to hold all my sensitve data securely - credit card details, personal details such as passport number, social security details, etc - all stuff that leave you open to identity theft. And because I wrote it, it does exactly what I want, now and in the future. Besides, I'm a programmer and I enjoy it.</p> <p>The code is here so you can take a look to see that it's not doing anything it shouldn't be.</p> <p>I'll be grateful for any offers to translate the text - just send me a message (need to be logged in) or create a discussion item (works even if not logged in) . Also I'll be happy to hear from you if you have problems, issues or request for improvement. No promises though!</p> <p>Chris Wood</p></div>