Sticky Password

Just pure facts, decide by yourself:

1. Proprietary software, closed source code.
2. Apps very bugged, and very rare happen updates (1 time per 2-3, sometimes 3-6 months): https://www.stickypassword.com/download/release-notes-windows
3. The app full of memory bugs which make very easy to steal password even on locked software.
4. All passwords protected by 3rd party algorithm that you can't try or proof by yourself.
5. This password will be THE SAME for your local software storage and online storage.
6. By default, you will be forced with enabled syncing passwords over their vault for all of your devices.
7. Technically your password storage will be stored for delivery of your password storage to any of your devices. Or if you will re-install windows you will get your passwords from their storage.
8. They have closed source, again, they before "hashing" your password will know the original password and can safely store it somewhere and send it to their servers very easily.
9. They cooperate with Kaspersky and many other antivirus companies by bringing them renamed and with changed logo apps which used as password managers for these antivirus companies. I know about Kaspersky only, but for sure there even more.
10. You will get absolutely no support, or very slow support if you will have any trouble or will report about one of the infinities of bugs inside their apps.

The most interesting part, it's about their business model. This is a private company with a closed source, which will force you to think to start from here.

1. They offer unlimited amounts of "free premium for 1 year" every 3-4 months.
2. That means there are no paid subscriptions at all, there is no sense in it, because users will switch email and will use another "free premium" for unlimited amount of times.
3. Their business strategy/plan very weird, and ineffective, which force to ask questions: "why to give free cheese if it is not a mousetrap"?

Think several times before using the product.

Actually I haven't even used this password manager. But in researching secure browser's for Android ran across AVG secure browser and after reading and researching everything I could find out for item,ran across multiple confirmed items about AVG products/business. Which is the Same team for sticky pass password manager. And even though AVG is upfront about the issue of collection of user's information to their partners AND to 3rd party "Leeches", it's Still not a secure and private practice, specially for the consumer.( So instead of AVG team selling your info as they normally would, when you buy their "Premium"plans your Paying them for sharing your personal information to the highest bidder.(about the same as instead of accidentally being kicked in the private area. You Pay to be kicked in the private area.)🤨

Initially, I thought it was pure brilliance so I upgraded from the free version to the Premium, and as I became increasingly familiar I discovered some features that put me off totally. Synchronisation seemed to be inaccurate, giving after synchronisation different passwords for the same user account. So much so that I stopped using it, not sure if my request for a refund has been processed, anyhow I have now been downgraded from the Premium to the free version. I don't know if the free version would lead to the same errors on my system. I am assuming perhaps wrongly that it would lead to a similar no-brainer

I was truly disappointed it did not work out for me, I had earlier used Roboform but never liked it. and have downloaded a few others, but we didn't get along too well.

I need a solution quite quickly, but it takes time to check things out properly, And that is something I don't have much of at the moment, not just because of my great age, the main reason being I decided to change my broadband supplier, which turned out to be one of the biggest mistakes I have ever made. I have been quite productive unfortunately in this area.
To the point I am on the hunt for something that will accurately work across different devices, portable and desktop, has accurate synchronisation via local wifi, and the truly magnificent simplicty of SP. Of course, it doesn't exist, or does it?

Any suggestions from users would be more than highly appreciated. Brian

PS Congratulations to the developers of this site, really good idea, getting better alternatives, will see later what comes up for Facebook - we are almost sworn enemies now, me and FB.