It’s here! Passpack is officially in Beta 4 (with a new design to boot). Passpack is the only Online Password Manager to merge high security with ease-of-use, putting the average person back in control of his online identity. Passpack is free and available 24/7 via Internet without installation. [shameless plug]
The Passpack crew spent a great day yesterday at Rome’s BarCamp held at the Linuxclub. There was no official presentation of Passpack as BarCamp is a tech and discussion forum – not the right place to plug start-ups.
In less than a month from it’s launch at LeWeb3, the Passpack Beta 3 release has gone live. New features include:
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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