How can a small business owner administer passwords to employees without giving up control? How can professionals safely share login information when collaborating on a project? What to do when your spouse needs access to the electric company login? Answer: Secure Sharing.
I know, I know – it’s too long since I gave you folks an update. Here’s the speed version of what’s up here at Passpack: * Incorporated? Yup, we’re official * Beta 6? Yup, coming * Pricing? Lowered * Mobile? Ouch, hurts, but it’ll happen * What else? Globe trotting and more
Passpack is testing it’s mobile version! If you would like to become a private beta alpha tester – now is your chance. Update: Testing currently closed.
We’ll be releasing the paid upgrades on PassPack accounts which will offer more space and more features. But, as of today, if you need more space – you can have it.
With the Beta5 release, Passpack started requiring an email. Users didn’t like this, so we’ve made a change (yes, we listen).
This morning Passpack got a few updates and a couple of fixes. We’ve made import and export much more robust and adding a print feature. Also, you can now view your tags as a list.
No Internet connection? No problem. PassPack has released a fully functional Offline Version of it’s online password manager.
This morning Passpack got an update. In addition to the 1 Click Login (which I just love), we expanded the Auto-login tab in general, made some changes to the Password Manager list, and did a couple more minor tweaks. It’s all based on your feedback – so thanks for the help!
Many of you have already noticed the change, but here’s the official notice: Passpack Beta 5 is online. Just sign into your account and it will be automatically updated.
The Passpack It! button will automatically log you into a website listed in your Passpack account. Text updated on Aug. 1, 2007. The video needs to be updated, but it’s still indicative.
Since Yesterday, PayPal is not sending us confirmation notification of the payments. So the system is unable to update the status of the accounts. We could do this manually, but when PayPal will solve the issue, it will probably send all the notifications and this could create worse issues. So, we are waiting for a while. If nothing happens, we will fix the updates manually.
UPDATE, Jan. 29. The strategy worked because PayPal sent all the notification at one moment, and all the accounts have been upgraded correctly.
We completed the performance improvement of Passpack moving the static files on a new server. This improves also the general security because it is now much harder for an attacker to try to inject Javascript code.
Passpack has discontinued Google Gears support. It was used with slow browsers like Internet Explorer 6 or 7. If you use one of these browsers, probably your account will become really slow without Google Gears. We strongly suggest to upgrade to IE 9 or to a totally different browser like Chrome.
Follow-up to the last post, the billing system is completely functional again. Happy Tuesday!
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