In today’s context of an ever-growing malware pool and a more privacy-oriented user approach to most interaction, the increase in data protection and privacy was just a natural tendency. There are numerous ways to achieve it, some more tedious, some more effective, but Password Manager XP Professional is here to offer users a balanced package. On one hand, it will provide simple and reliable password storage features, but on the other hand, it also comes equipped with loads of more detailed tools, such as those addressing browser integration.

Right from the start, users will need to set up an account for all their sensitive data, and the app allows them a great degree of leniency in terms of the various types of data which is supported.

For instance, you can add email data, financial data, such as credit cards, software, and even an agenda, which can contain both personal and professional data. Even more, a dedicated notes section allows one to add various details. We believe that users benefit from good flexibility in terms of data input.

Of course, no password manager would be any good if it would lack the proper configuration tools, and Password Manager XP Professional does have this corner quite well covered. We were pleasantly surprised to find an array of options for customizing the password database.

Ranging from simpler aspects, which cover app behavior at boot or system integration, and all the way up to more in-depth tools, for enabling hotkeys or performing a quite useful browser integration, it’s all there.

When going past its minimalist looks, this password manager does pack a punch in terms of both functionality and the overall simple handling it manages to offer.