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1. NORDPASS FOR CHROME INSTALL
2. NORDPASS FOR CHROME PASSWORD
3. NORDPASS FOR CHROME FREE
4. NORDPASS FOR CHROME WINDOWS

The exception is Dashlane, which also charges $60 for a premium account.

NORDPASS FOR CHROME PASSWORD

As noted above, this is pricier than most premium password managers, which charge about $35 per year. NordPass Premium costs $59.88 per year, while NordPass Family (for up to six users) comes to $95.88 per year.

NORDPASS FOR CHROME FREE

NordPass has two paid tiers and a free plan.

NORDPASS FOR CHROME WINDOWS

However, if you're like me and you need a password manager at home, at work, on a Mac, a Windows PC, a phone, or any combination of those, the free version won't be enough. You won't be able to share passwords, but that's not a deal breaker feature for most users anyway. If you only use one device on a day-to-day basis, it's more than enough. However, they will not work if the desktop app isn't running in the background, which will be seen as a downside by some, though probably not most. The extensions offer some basic functionality, allowing you to browse your vault, add items, generate passwords, and autofill information on websites.

While the latter two are listed separately, they can use the same add-on from the Chrome Web Store. Browser extensions require the desktop app to be runningĪs I mentioned before, you can add NordPass to Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge, and Brave. If you really like your friends, you can even add them as trusted contacts.

NORDPASS FOR CHROME INSTALL

Sharing passwords with others is quite simple, but they do need to have an account and install the app beforehand. However, I don't see why it's required to add a website URL for each login, given that the desktop app could easily be used for managing non-web accounts as well. A password manager is included to help you create unique passcodes, which is nice. When it comes to adding items to your vault, things are pretty straightforward. Store and share passwords, notes, and credit cards However, you will have to use a third-party mobile authenticator, as a dedicated app is not available. To ensure no one can access your account should they get ahold of your master password, you can use two-factor authentication. The XChaCha20 algorithm is used for encryption, and cybersecurity firm Cure53 has conducted an audit of all NordPass applications, finding no issues in the process. We wouldn't expect anything else from the team that brought us NordVPN, but it's worth mentioning that encryption and decryption are handled locally, so none of the information stored in the cloud will be useful to anyone, even if they somehow gain access to it. We'll cover the extensions later, but know that you can install them in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave directly from the desktop app. Aside from macOS, you can use it on Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Data can be imported from a number of browsers and password managers, and you can also export your vault if you wish to switch to a different service.Īs is the case with every other cloud-based password-manager, NordPass is available for multiple other platforms and all major browsers. Just set up your account, create a master password, and you can start storing all your sensitive information. They should definitely know their stuff when it comes to data security, but how good is the app in every other way? Well, let's see. If the name NordPass sounds a bit familiar, that's because it's the creation of the same developer behind NordVPN.

There is simply no other convenient way to keep multiple accounts secure without using the same password, which is a big no-no. More and more people are finally starting to understand the value of password managers, and it's about time.