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It will be interesting to talk a bit about the meaning of paraphrasing. It means rewriting the phrases or sentences without disturbing their actual meaning. It becomes useful when you are a student, teacher, blogger, web owner, or a company’s administrator, and you are here to prepare an assignment or project. This paraphrasing technique was rescued at the time.

Let’s talk about solutions. What do you need as a tool that will assist you or save your time? Yes, there are many article rewriters or article spinners available on the internet. Some of them are serving free, but some charge money from the users. We are going to discuss the best tool that a writer can use easily.

Table of Contents

• 1 The Best-suggested Article Rewriter tools:
• 2 RewriteGuru:
• 3 Spin Rewriter:
• 4 The Best Spinner 4.0:
• 5 CleverSpinner:
• 6 Word Al:
• 7 Chimp Rewriter

The Best-suggested Article Rewriter tools:​

The characteristics and prices will be discussed one by one. Let’s list up some of the superb online paraphrasing tools:

RewriteGuru:​

This online paraphrasing tool is free of cost and does not demand or charge even a single penny from its users. It provides a content spinning feature with a medium level. The users find it an efficient and convenient article spinner. The best feature is that it underlines the words with a lot of their definitions. Then the rewritten words are highlighted by this rewriter tool.

The reader will be getting excited to use it. You can reach it by following given https://rewriteguru.com . There are a bit more features still to tell. A list of synonyms is given by this Article Rewriter. The highlighted words can also be changed again. It also provides the option to use plagiarism provided by this same free paraphrasing tool. It allows its users to enter 1500 words at a time to rephrase them for free.

Spin Rewriter:​

It is an amazing online paraphrasing tool that comes up with a lot of characteristics. It provides Mass export, Stock photo integration, Bulk content spinning, and much more. All the spintax formats are supported by this fabulous tool. It is not free, but if you are interested in using the cheapest tool that you can look at this. It will be better to serve you as its cost is just $77.

It allows you to see a difference by comparing the actual and rewritten phrases. The user can make 1000 amendments at a time within a matter of seconds. The writer or user will be allowed to generate limitless content by utilizing its bulk article spinning characteristic.

The Best Spinner 4.0:​

It is a top rewriter online tool that provides a comfortable environment to its users. The best feature is that it supports 14 distinct languages. So that the user will be welcome to paraphrase its content is of the required language. It rewrites the content with 100% uniqueness. It is difficult for a search engine to detect its rewritten content as copied material or duplicate content. Unlimited spinning attempts are provided.

This paraphrasing tool is also not a free spinner, so it asks its users to pay for utilizing the services. For the basic version, it charges $67 (valid for a year). For standard and pro versions, it charges $127 and $247 respectively for a year.

CleverSpinner:​

The specialty of this paraphrasing tool is that it can be used on a low budget. But it rewrites fresh and new content. It will save the money that you spend on the freelancers for their services. All a user requires to do is just to enter the content that he or she wants to rephrase, and then sit back to wait for a while for the rewritten content.

It uses the suitable synonym of the words and makes the content so meaningful. It passes the written material under CopyScape to test or measure the uniqueness. The user can use it free for 3 days only as a trial. Then he or she has to pay $9.90 per month.

Word Al:​

It understands the actual meaning of the entire phrase. Then generate the best quality of rewritten content. It also cares for the uniqueness of the text. Within a single click, the user can rewrite 10 to 1000 articles at the same time. It supports French, Italian, and Spanish other than English. The user will comfortably add spin images, styles, and videos in this editor.

There are two pricing plans for this tool. One plan is made for the month-wise, and the other is year-wise. The user can use both the plans free for 3 days only as a trial. It will charge $49.95 per month and $347 per year.

Chimp Rewriter:​

This paraphrasing tool is good for those users who take rewriting tasks seriously. There are many advanced features for its users, for instance, anchor text spin, N-spin, random ordering, bulk directory rewrites, list reordering, and many more.

It allows its customers to use this tool for free for 14 days, only taking it as a trial then after it will ask them to pay $15 per month and $99 per year. (Source: thetechrim)

Enjoy!

Encrypted / Anonymous Email Service

Here are some of the anonymous email services that lets you send and receive emails anonymously online. Some of them have encryption features, others are disposable or will self-destruct after a specified period of time. Here are 5.
GuerrilaMail 23– GuerrillaMail offers you a disposable, self-destructible, temporary email address to send and receive emails anonymously on the internet. Mail is deleted after an hour. You only need to choose an email address; no personal data is required.
Secure Mai 16l – This service encrypts your mail using 4096-bit key, which makes it unreadable by anyone except you. It doesn’t ask for your personal information or IP address to sign up. They also have a zero-tolerance policy against spam.

Send Emails Without Registration

Sometimes you just need to send emails without prior registration. In fact you don’t even need to receive any feedback. If this is you, here are 8 services that is essentially a form where you put in details of the email you want to send. Note that there is no way for the receiver to get back to you.
AnonymousEmail 11.me – Here you will find only a simple form to fill in the receiver’s address, subject and the email content (you can also attach a file to the email if necessary). To get a reply, opt to provide a reply-to email address, otherwise this is a one-way ticket to sending an anonymous email.
CyberAtlantis 11– It offers a simple interface to provide the receiver’s email address, subject, and the message. It strips off the IP address from your mail, and thus you can’t be traced easily. It asks for none of your personal information.
W3 Anonymous Remailer – Send anonymous emails to anyone. You only need to enter the receiver’s email address, subject and the message for the email.
Send Anonymous Email 6– This one operates with a plain interface to enter the sender and receiver’s address, subject and message. No other details are required to send emails with this. The IP addresses are logged in.
Send Email Messag 6e – You only need to enter the receiver’s email address, subject, and the message. Over 100,000 anonymous emails are sent every day for free.
AnonEmail 10– You get to send anonymous emails without revealing any information about your identity.

Receive Emails

If you just need a disposable email to confirm links and don’t want to deal with the newsletter or other deals they might send you in the future, try these 7 email services. Accounts are created automatically when a mail is received for that address.
http://mytrashmail.com/– 4 Get open and public email accounts created upon receiving mail or sign up for a private and password-protected one to receive mail. The accounts are temporary and will be deleted automatically after some time.
Mailinator 10– Here is one that lets you create email inboxes quickly and even automatically. You can only receive emails with it.
Spambog – Spambog offers you a disposable (7-day purge), temporary, anonymous email inbox on the Web. You can receive, reply and forward emails but not send an original one. An email alias can be protected with a password.
TempInbox 7– Here’s another temporary, disposable, auto-automated email inbox service. Give any email alias to anyone and check that inbox on the website for your incoming mail.

Enjoy!

This is a collection of bonuses that come with WarriorPlus and Jvzoo products. I managed to compile 10 of them into one PDF file. It has all kind of goodies:
- Designs templates.
-Plugins
-Books
-Software
- Cloud Apps
-Courses
and the list goes on.

Use them at your own risk. All I did was copy them as is into one PDF file. I didn't even remove the original links etc.
My advice is to be careful with these WarriorPlus and Jvzoo folks. They tend to recycle bonuses!
Test everything locally "in a virtual machine" before using them and you might find a hidden gem!

Before that, here is an appetizer!

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Happy Holidays everyone!

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If you want Skillshare Premium Account for 1 Year follow these steps​

1. Must need to use VPN and connect to Los Angeles (USA)
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4. Hit the Activate button

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* Step 1: Access link https://skylum.com/l/chip-luminar-ai and enter your email
* Step 2: Wait for the email from "Anna from Skylum" to send the key. Including download link for Mac + Win.
* Step 3: Install the App > Create an account > Login > Enter key
* Step 4: Access link: https://skylum.com/account/my-software Log in to the account created in step 3 and verify your email.

Hurry up guys, I just created it and it's still successful, I don't know when the program will end.

Here is what you need so you don’t waste your time reading this

• Https Debugger

• The Program With The Key System

• Valid Key For That Program (Ex: 1 Hour Key, 1 Day Key, Etc.)

• Small Amount Of Braincells

Full Tutorial Step by Step Below - Works Best For Game Cheats and Loaders That Use Shitty CMD Based Keyauth or Other Key Systems

Step 1: Open The Program and Https Debugger. (Make Sure You Click Decrypt SSL When Launching The Program For The First Time)
Step 2: Type in / paste your key for the software. (Quick Tip: Do Not Have Any Other Programs Beside The One You Are Trying To Crack Open)
Step 3: Look for a https call / signal that was created when your entered key was VALID.
Step 4: Select the signal in https debugger.
Step 5: Right click the signal and select save content > response type.
Step 6: Save it to your desktop and name it whatever you’d like. (Just Do Not Change The File Type)
Step 7: After saving right click the signal again and select auto-reply.
Step 8: Click with file and select the one on your desktop.
Step 9: Click save on the side box that pops up
Step 10: Now go ahead and try the program again with any key you want.

As long as you keep the file you saved to your desktop and you have https debugger open when running the program, then it will automatically load that fake key.

Happy learning!

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This guide took me hours to create so I hope you learn something!

What will you learn in this thread?

• What is a Dork?
• Why use Hand Written Dorks?
• How to get High Quality keywords?
• How to write Hand Written Dorks?

What is a Dork?

A Dork is what a search engine uses to search websites text and files. Cyber Criminals have learned that you can use Dorks to access information that is hidden on public websites, but we will be using dorks to find vulnerabilities in a websites database.

Why use Hand Written Dorks?

Handwritten Dorks are the best type’s of dorks because they are extremely HIGH QUALITY! Where as if you generated your Dorks you would get low quality results which have already been exploited by user’s here.

How to get High Quality keywords?

So to create dorks you will have to create some HIGH QUALITY keywords.

Here are some steps I use to create HQ keywords:

1. Go to google and search for the website you want to crack for example I will use Spotify.

2. Once you have searched the website name you need to look for keywords that the site uses, here is an example of what I mean:



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You can find lots more keywords by opening the site and looking threw the words which keep repeating. In a normal senario of me creating dorks I try to get 1000 keywords. I DO NOT stick to one site as if im going to crack spotify I could go get keywords from sites like: Pandora, Amazon Music, CapitalFM and the list goes on!

Keywords I got in 10 Minutes!

Uninterrupted Music
Exclusive Podcasts
Listen Offline
American music
Music Genome
digital music
millions of songs
radio feature
digital music service
music streaming
services provider
stream ad-free
powerful music platform
music platform
music app
radio player
box radio

How to write Hand Written DORKS?

So once you have got your keywords you are NOT yet done! Now we need to turn these into Hand Written Dorks.

So you need to learn the basic DORK types so here they are:

allintext: searches for specific text contained on any web page.
allintitle: exactly the same as allintext, but will show pages that contain titles with X characters.
allinurl: it can be used to fetch results whose URL contains all the specified characters.
inurl: this is exactly the same as allinurl, but it is only useful for one single keyword.
intitle: used to search for various keywords inside the title.
intext: useful to locate pages that contain certain characters or strings inside their text.

Now you want to use them basic DORK type’s with your keywords here is my list I have quickly made:

allintext: Uninterrupted+Music
allintext: Listen+Offline
allintext: American+music
allintext: Music+Genome
allintext: millions+of+songs
allintext: radio+feature
allintext: digital+music+service
allintext: music+streaming
allintext: services+provider
allintext: box+radio
allintext: stream+ad-free
allintext: powerful+music+platform
allintitle: music+platform
allintitle: music+app
allintitle: radio+player
allintitle: Exclusive+Podcasts
allintitle: digital+music

You will think of as many more way’s these keywords could be used as the more dorks you can create the higher the hit rate.

Secret about dorks no one talks about:

Alright so this is last bit of information you should know about DORKS. They are not just HQ if you use keywords you can fully skip that step by using the URL to get them and a pre-made dork.

Here is how you can do this:

1. Go to a site based on what you want to crack (e.g music accounts)
2. Look at the URL for example:

1. Now you want to take the last piece of the URL so it looks like this:

inurl: /premium-music

if you stack these as least 1000 times in your final dork list I can bet you $1000 that you will get 100’s more DB’s than you normally would.

Dorks I made writing this tuturial:

Go try them and see how many results you get!

inurl: /premium-music
inurl: /youtube-music-review/
inurl: /best-free-music-apps-free-music-on-android-and-iphone/
inurl: /music/unlimited/
inurl: /spotify-premium-hack-1087255/
inurl: /sounds/stations/
inurl: /us/app/apple-podcasts/
inurl: /podcasts/
inurl: /best-podcasts/
inurl: /what-is-a-podcast/
allintext: Uninterrupted+Music
allintext: Listen+Offline
allintext:

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Enjoy and happy learning!

In this post I am providing you guys huge list from where you can get pretty much HQ PROXIES

http://www.xroxy.com/proxylist.htm 82
http://www.freeproxy.ca/ 30
http://www.xroxy.com/ 14
http://www.publicproxyservers.com/ 6
http://www.fresh-proxy-list.net/ 7
http://www.proxy-list.org/ 9
http://aliveproxy.com/us-proxy-list 6
http://www.proxy-list.net/ 3
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/ 5
http://www.my-proxy.com/ 4
http://www.freshproxylist.org/ 4
http://www.proxz.com/ 3
http://proxy.org/ 9
http://www.fastproxynetwork.com/ 2
http://www.1-search-…-marketing.net/
http://www.anonymitychecker.com/ 3
http://www.samair.ru…-address-01.htm 1
http://www.proxy4free.com/page1.html 3
http://www.publicpro…com/page1.html
http://www.samair.ru/ 7
http://www.freeproxylists.com/ 3
http://proxynext.com/ 7
http://proxylist.sakura.ne.jp/ 2
http://www.freeproxysite.com/
http://www.findproxy.org/ 1
http://www.multiprox…/anon_proxy.htm
http://www.samair.ru…xy/proxy-01.htm 1
http://www.therealproxy.info/ 2
http://www.freshproxy.org/ 7
http://www.greatproxylist.com/ 2
http://www.proxybeat.com/ 2
http://www.proxyblind.org/ 1
http://www.hidemyass.com/proxylist/
http://www.digitalcybersoft.com/ 1
http://www.samair.ru…-proxy-list.htm
http://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/ 2
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/type01.htm 1
http://www.stayinvisible.com/ 3
http://www.tech-faq.com/proxy.shtml 1
http://www.azproxies.com/ 2
http://checker.samair.ru/ 2
https://proxy.org/ 9
http://www.rbl.jp/
http://www.xroxy.com…-country-US.htm 1
http://www.meebo.com/index-ru.html.php 1
http://www.proxylist1.com/ 1
http://dalat.wordpre…/1…E1??i-sao/
http://www.proxz.com…ymous_us_0.html
https://proximize.me/ 4
http://www.proxyget.com/ 1
http://www.ocrig.com/ 3
http://www.mywebproxies.com/
http://www.anonymous…erverlists.com/
http://www.proxy4free.com/ 2
http://www.freeproxies.org/
http://www.samair.ru…-address-04.htm
http://www.freedaili.com/en/
http://aliveproxy.co…list-port-3128/
http://dalat.wordpress.com/2007/05/2 1…-nh?t/
http://www.centurian.org/
http://www.free-proxy.fr/ 3
http://gaamoa.deny.de/ 2
http://www.samair.ru…xy/proxy-12.htm 1
http://www.xroxy.com/proxy-country.htm 1
https://www.no-filte…/us_link_to.htm
http://nntime.com/proxy-country/
http://www.proxyblind.org/ssl.shtml
http://www.freecgiproxylist.com/ 1
http://proxy.omduena.com/
http://www.browser9.com/
http://www.spysurfing.com/ 2
http://www.xroxy.com…-country-FR.htm
http://www.proxycemetery.com/ 1
http://www.anonymousproxylists.net/ 1
http://www.proxyblin…ous-proxy.shtml
http://www.multiproxy.org/ 1
http://www.proxyweb.net/
http://www.glype.com/ 1
http://www.proxydex.com/
http://www.fsurf.com/
http://www.softplatz…are/proxy-list/
http://www.proxycity.com/ 1
http://eecchhoo.wordpress.com/ 1
http://www.glocksoft…xy_analyzer.htm 1
http://www.netbuilde…-announcements/
http://www.alexa.com…info/nntime.com 1
http://www.textproxy…xy.php?allproxy
http://aliveproxy.com/fr-proxy-list/
http://unrestrictedsurf.com/
http://www.antifirewall.com/ 1
http://www.cilacapkab.go.id/
http://www.zwani.com/graphics/hello/
http://www.rapidwire.net/
http://p*ci.picidae.net/ 1
http://www.mavis.com…t.blogspot.com/
http://nntime.com/proxy-list-04.htm
http://www.thefreeco…anonymous.shtml
http://www.proxy-server.info/
http://www.ninjacloak.com/
http://www.blacklogic.com/ 1
http://www.acevpn.com/ 1
http://www.slyck.com…pic.php?t=30224
http://aliveproxy.co…ity-proxy-list/ 1
http://vnsharing.net…ead.php?t=12971
http://www.tech-faq…w-proxies.shtml 1
http://nntime.com/proxy-list-01.htm
http://www.megaproxy.com/ 1
http://jardiknascilacap.blogspot.com/
http://www.dmoz.org/ 1
http://proxies.xhaus.com/ 1
http://sockslist.net/ 1
http://belsitemaker.com/ 1
http://www.proxy-tool.com/
http://www.thunderprox.com/ 2
http://www.2privacy.com/ 1
http://www.anonymousinet.com/ 1
http://www.xroxy.com…-country-CA.htm 1
http://forums.digita…ad.php?t=255543 3
http://www.zend2.com/
http://www.megaproxy.com/freesurf/ 1
http://www.proxylist.net/
http://www.free-proxy-servers.com/
http://dalat.wordpress.com/2008/01/ 1
http://www.cooleasy.com/
http://anonymizer.nntime.com/ 1
http://www.ip-adress…alive-proxy.com
http://pack.google.com/ 1
http://www.proxygears.org/
http://proxy.softwar…e-proxy-list/
http://gagnerplus.fo…mecom-t52.htm
http://www.proxyforest.com/ 1
http://groups.google…p/fresh-proxies 1
http://www.riskmetri…oxy_season_2009 1
http://www.proxylist.buddyweb.info/
http://www.checker.f…oxy.ru/checker/
http://proxyscript.wordpress.com/
http://dalat.wordpress.com/2009/07/
http://www.proxyway.com/
https://clearlydrunk.com/
http://www.securenetics.com/
http://en.wikipedia…ki/Proxy_server 1
http://www.freeproxy…y/cgi-proxy.htm
http://www.proxyleech.com/
http://www.atproxy.net/ 3
http://www.youhide.com/ 2
http://www.anonymizer.com/
http://d3jardiknasclp.blogspot.com/ 1
http://nntime.com/proxy-country-01.htm
http://nntime.com/proxy-list-02.htm 1
http://proxycity.info/ 2
http://www.hidemyass.com 4
http://www.the-cloak.com/ 1
http://hack72.2ch.net/otakara.cgi
http://anonymitynetwork.com/ 1
http://schoolproxybypass.blogspot.com/
http://www.ip-adress…hois/nntime.com
http://proxy.mazafaka.ru/ 4
http://dalat.wordpress.com/
http://proxify.com/ 4
http://webevader.org/ 1
http://nntime.com/pr…y/France-01.htm 2
http://madvpn.com/frvpn.en.html
http://www.megaleech…ree_VPN_Clients 2
http://pps.nntime.com/
http://proxysites.ca/ 1
http://www.proxyway…erver-list.html 3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/h 4
http://www.samair.ru…xy/proxy-17.htm
http://sourceforge.n…ts/sslexplorer/ 2
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http://www.freewebpr…WebProxies.html 5
http://www.robtex.co…nntime.com.html 4
http://dalat.wordpress.com/2009/09/ 3
http://www.proxylistservice.com/ 4
http://aliveproxy.co…list-port-8080/

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In this post, I would like tho share with you some best free FTP apps, as well as some alternative methods that you can use to transfer files via FTP, even without any application.

1. FileZilla ​

FileZilla is my favorite open-source FTP client that supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). It comes with a tabbed user interface, letting you connect to and view multiple connections along with the ongoing file transfers and their statuses. Interestingly, it supports IPv6 and file transfers greater than 4GB.

What impressed me more about FileZilla is that it supports remote file editing, and also SOCKS5 and FTP-Proxy. It includes drag and drop support for uploading/downloading files easy way.

Moreover, you can search files remotely, access the client in multiple languages, and configure speed limit on file transfers to avoid it degrading your browsing experience.

2. Cyberduck ​

Cyberduck can connect to multiple protocols like FTP, SFTP, etc., and also supports third-party providers using Amazon S3 and OpenStack Swift. What interests me about this tool is, it has drag-and-drop support and lets you edit any file in external editor.

Cyberduck gives you easy access to browse files, launch downloads and uploads, and pause and resume them as required. You can even limit the number of concurrent transfers and filter files using a regular expression. Another interesting thing is, it can also encrypt files, and connect to cloud storage services like Google Drive and Dropbox too.

3. GoAnywhere MFT​

GoAnywhere MFT enables automated file transfers via an intuitive browser-based interface. What interested me is its support to monitor or scan FTP sites (unlike other tools) and an option to schedule transfers by the minute, hour, day, week or month. It has total support for all file transfer options, and you can even execute custom commands.

GoAnywhere MFT can autodetect file modes, supports files of unlimited sizes, and numerous more features. Another surprising feature is, you can automate file transfers using various variables and send alerts via email or text messages. Moreover, it supports HTTP and SOCKS proxy, and it can also change file permissions if authorized.

4. CrossFTP ​

CrossFTP is a free client that can batch transfer files in one go. The client can connect to many sites inside a single window, thanks to its tabbed interface. It lets you compress, extract, and browse archives directly from its interface. Interestingly, it supports internationally encoded files and allows searching for files directly.

I found it is to be super easy to use. And that is not all, CrossFTP supports Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Amazon Glacier as well as the ability to secure your sites’ passwords by encrypting them.

5. NcFTP Client​

NcFTP is an alternative to the other FTP clients that gives you ease and flexibility of a command-line client. Unlike above tools, it is not a graphical client and is mainly designed to work with high-traffic sites, enabling you to work with multiple connections at a time.

NcFTP enables you to exchange data with other programs too. Surprising for a command line program, NcFTP displays progress meters for file uploads/downloads, and supports background processing, resuming downloads, bookmarking and caching files and directory listings. There is more, it also supports firewalls and proxies, and brings more features.

6. FTP Voyager ​

FTP Voyager supports FTP, FTPS, and SFTP (SSH) protocols in its user-friendly interface. Some of its features include automated file management and folder synchronization. What I like about this client is its configurable post-transfer actions, which lets you send emails, run programs, and do various other tasks after the transfer queue is finished.

I am more surprised by its file-transfer scheduler that helps you to schedule files and forget about forgetting to upload or download remote files. FTP Voyager even supports transferring files using scheduler scripts, which give more power than its automated scheduler.

7. WinSCP​

WinSCP is another open-source FTP client that also supports WebDAV and SCP, but it is available only for Windows, unlike FileZilla. Thanks to its powerful features, you can automate tasks using its command line tool and batch file scripting. It allows to synchronize a directory in semi and fully automatic ways and share site settings with PuTTY.

WinSCP is a multilingual tool, which can protect site info using a password and can also be used as a portable FTP client. This FTP client includes an integrated text editor that can be used to edit local as well as remote files. What I like is, its integration with PuTTY authentication client (Pageant) brings support for public key authentication with SSH.

8. Core FTP​

CoreFTP has got an incredible support for various protocols including FTP, SFTP, and FTPS. Along with support for fast and safe file transfers, it also supports Mode Z compression and site-to-site file transfers. It comes with an easy to access interface along with drag and drop support, and also enables you to pause, resume, and stop transfers.

Interestingly, it supports transfer bandwidth control, remote file search, and editing .htaccess and .htpasswd files. In comparison to other such tools, CoreFTP has powerful features like S/Key support, command line support, and support for FTP/HTTP and Socks 4 & 5 proxy. Moreover, I am also impressed by its ability to encrypt and decrypt files.

9. SmartFTP​

SmartFTP is an FTP, SFTP, FTPS, SSH, WebDAV, Google Drive, OneDrive, Amazon S3 as well as Terminal client. I must say it is much more than a simple file transfer client. It helps you easily do file transfers and even lets you backup and synchronize local with remote files. However, all these features are not part of the free edition, sadly.

SmartFTP comes with an integrated editor which is capable of editing local and remote files, like WinSCP. What impressed me is its modern interface that supports 20+ languages. Additionally, the client supports IPv6 protocol and Mode Z compression like CoreFTP, and also supports SOCKS5, SOCKS4, SOCKS4A, and HTTP proxy.

10. FTP Manager Lite​

FTP Manager Lite is one of the fastest FTP clients that help you transfer files securely between your PC and the server. It comes with an intuitive tab-styled interface that lets you connect, view and controls the connections in a single window. Like other clients, this client is compatible with most file transfer protocols like FTP, FTPS, etc.

You can drag and drop files for making quick transfers. Not only this, FTP Manager supports automatic encoding selection along with active and passive transfer modes. It auto-connects at file transfer failures and lets you pause and resume transfers anytime.

Bonus: Other alternative methods​

If you are a light user, or don’t want to install any specific FTP app, here are some ways you can leverage using your existing operating system or apps to transfer files via FTP.

Firefox FireFTP ​

A Firefox plugin that does the FTP files transfer within your browser tab.

Windows Explorer​

You can use windows explorer as FTP tool. Just insert the details according to the following format: ftp://username:[email protected]/

DOS Command Lines​

Window’s Command Prompt supporst FTP. It doesn’t comes with a nice GUI but still does the job. Here’s how you get connected to FTP via Window’s DOS Command Prompt:

1. Click Start on Desktop and select Run.
2. Type in cmd and hit Encmdter.
3. In Command Prompt, type FTP.
4. Connect to your site with: open ftp.server.com
5. Enter username and password.

FTP transfer via Command Prompt is fairly easy. But if you are unfamiliar with the commands or having difficulties transfering files, type HELP and hit enter to learn more about the commands, or you can check out this list of commands.

Enjoy!

How to Overcome the “File in Use” Error​

If you want to skip the manual solutions, scroll down to the section where we list tools that can help you unlock and delete a file in use.

1. Close the Program​

Let’s start with the obvious. Did you just open the file and not close it? If the file is closed, but the program is still running, close the application, then try again.

2. Reboot your computer​

While rebooting is inconvenient, it requires zero skills or fiddling with stuff like the Task Manager or third-party tools. Rebooting also clears your RAM and possibly fixes other nuisances in one go. So try this if you can’t be bothered to look into the cause.

If you have already tried rebooting, and it didn’t help, skip to the next option.

3. End the Application via the Task Manager​

The reason rebooting your computer helps is that the system will start from scratch. This closes all processes currently running in the Task Manager. Instead of rebooting, you can also try to manually end the process or application that holds your file hostage. This is the most promising method to fix the “file is open in another program” error.

Click Ctrl + Shift + ESC to open the Task Manager. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl + Alt + Del or right-click the Taskbar and select Task Manager. If you’re on Windows 11, the Taskbar right-click won’t work.

If you see the compact Task Manager version, click More details in the bottom left and make sure you’re in the Processes tab.

Now browse for the application that you used to open the “file in use.” For example, if you were viewing a document, look for Microsoft Word.

Once you find the process, select it and click End task in the bottom right. This will close all instances of the program.

4. Change File Explorer Process Settings​

By default, File Explorer launches all its windows in a single process (explorer.exe). However, it could be that your settings force File Explorer to launch separate processes, which could cause a conflict between different processes.

Press the Windows key + E to open File Explorer. In Windows 10, go to View > Options > Change folder and search options.

In Windows 11, click the three-dot “See more” icon next to View, then select Options.

In the Folder Options window, switch to the View tab and find the Launch folder windows in a separate process option. Make sure it’s not checked. Click Apply to save any changes.

If the option was unchecked in the first place, you could try if checking it to see if it solves your issue.

5. Disable the File Explorer Preview Pane​

Previews in the File Explorer can cause conflicts, like the “file is open in another program” error.

In Windows 10, press the Windows key + E, switch to the View tab, and press Alt + P to close the preview pane. In Windows 11, also open File Explorer (Windows key + E), then go to View > Show, and, if you see a checkmark next to Preview pane, click that option to close it.

The screenshot below shows an open preview pane on the right.

After closing the preview pane, try the operation again and see whether the “file in use” error has disappeared.

6. Force Delete the File in Use via the Command Prompt​

You can bypass the File Explorer and force delete the file using the Command Prompt.

First, we need to track down the file path directory in File Explorer. Press the Windows key + E to open File Explorer, locate the affected file, and copy the file path.

Now right-click the Windows Start button and select Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows Terminal (admin). To navigate to the file directory of your file in use, enter cd [directory path you copied] and hit Enter.

Before we can proceed to force delete the file in use, we have to temporarily kill the File Explorer process. This will cause your Taskbar, wallpaper, and open folders to disappear. But don’t worry, you can restart File Explorer again and get everything back.

To close File Explorer, press Ctrl + Shift + ESC, find Windows Explorer, right-click the process, and select End task.

Return to the Command Prompt. If you lost the window, press Alt + Tab to jump to it.

Enter this command to delete the file, replacing everything between the quotes with your actual file name:

del "File in Use.docx"

To restart the File Manager, open the Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + ESC), click File > Run new task, enter explorer.exe, and click OK. This should restore your desktop to its usual appearance.

Unlock the File in Use With a Tool​

Sometimes, the file in use remains locked, even though it shouldn’t be. If trying to delete it through the Command Prompt didn’t work or if that task is too daunting, use one of these tools.

1. Microsoft Process Explorer​

Microsoft’s Process Explorer is a more powerful File Explorer. It doesn’t just list all running processes, it can also show you which process took your file hostage. Simply open the Process Explorer Search via Find > Find Handle or DLL (or press Ctrl + Shift + F), enter the file name, and wait for the list of processes accessing your file.

You can’t close the process from the search window, but you can use Process Explorer or Windows Task Manager to close the offending application.

2. Unlocker​

Unlocker used to add itself to the Windows context menu, meaning you could right-click the file in use and unlock it via the context menu. However, you’ll now need to do a little more work in Windows 10 to get Unlocker working.

In Windows 10, launch Unlocker, browse for the file, select the file, and click OK. Unlocker will look and (if found) remove locking handles. Even if it does not find a handle, you can use Unlocker to Delete, Rename, or Move the file.

Should the file still be in use, you can let Unlocker perform the action upon your next reboot.

3. LockHunter​

Unlike Unlocker, LockHunter will add itself to the Windows context menu. Once installed, just right-click the locked file and select What is locking this file.

This should bring up a window showing all processes using the file. You can now select to Unlock, Delete (at next system restart), or Unlock & Rename the file. In our case, we couldn’t unlock the file, but deleting it at the next system restart did work.

File Still in Use? Boot Into Safe Mode​

We showed you a few ways to unlock a file open in another program or in use by the system. Hopefully, one of them worked. If none of the above methods worked, or if you’re not interested in installing software, there is one last thing you can try: boot into Windows Safe Mode.

The file you’re trying to delete may automatically be loaded by another application. Unlockers should still work if that’s the case, but if malware is involved or if you don’t want to deal with third-party tools, then Safe Mode is your next best bet.

In Windows 10, press the Windows key + I, navigate to Update & Security > Recovery. Then, under Advanced startup, select Restart now. In Windows 11, also open the Settings app (Windows key + I), then head to System > Recovery, and click Restart now, which will launch an advanced startup.

From the next screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings > Restart. When your computer reboots, you’ll see the Startup Settings screen, from where you can choose Safe Mode.

Once you’re in Safe Mode, navigate to the file in question and try your luck once more.

Working Your Way Around File Explorer​

It’s really annoying when an unwanted file claims to be still in use, and doubly so when you have no idea what’s using it. Now you know how to free up a locked file or force your PC to delete it regardless.

If solving this problem was the last straw for you, did you know there are File Explorer alternatives that you can download? For instance, XYplorer is an excellent portable substitute for Microsoft’s own offering.

Happy learning!

1. Disable Fast Startup​

One of the most problematic settings that will cause slow boot times in Windows 10 is the fast startup option. This is enabled by default and is supposed to reduce startup time by pre-loading some boot information before your PC shuts off. (Note that while it applies to shutting down, restarting your computer isn’t affected by this feature.)

While the name sounds promising, it causes issues for a lot of people. Thus, it’s the first setting you should toggle when you have slow boot problems.

To disable Fast Startup, open Settings and browse to System > Power & sleep. On the right side of this screen, click Additional power settings to open the Power Options menu in the Control Panel.

Here, click Choose what the power buttons do on the left sidebar. You’ll need to provide administrator permission to change the settings on this page, so click the text at the top of the screen that reads Change settings that are currently unavailable.

Now, untick Turn on fast startup (recommended), followed by Save Changes to disable this setting.

If you don’t see fast startup here, you don’t have hibernation enabled and thus it won’t show up. To enable hibernation, open an administrator Command Prompt or PowerShell window. You can do this by right-clicking on the Start button or hitting Win + X and choosing Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin).

Type the following command to enable hibernation, then try to disable fast startup again:

powercfg /hibernate on

2. Adjust Paging File Settings​

Virtual memory is the name of a function that has Windows dedicate part of your storage drive as pretend RAM—this section is called the paging file. With more RAM, you can have more tasks running on your system at once. So if Windows is close to maxing out actual RAM, it dips into virtual memory.

Some people have found that Windows 10 can change virtual memory settings on its own, causing boot issues. You should thus have a look at your virtual memory settings and see if you can change them to fix the slow boot problem.

To do this, type Performance into the Start Menu and choose the Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows. Under the Advanced tab, you’ll see the size of the paging file; click Change to edit it.

On the resulting window, what’s important is at the bottom. You’ll see a Recommended amount of memory and a Currently Allocated number. Some users having this issue find that their current allocation is way over the recommended number.

If yours looks off in the same way, uncheck Automatically manage paging file size for all drives to make changes. Then choose Custom Size and set the Initial Size and Maximum Size to the recommended values that appear for your system (which may be different than the below screenshot). Reboot, and your boot times should improve.

3. Turn Off the Linux Subsystem​

Windows 10 offers a full Linux terminal in addition to the classic Command Prompt. This is exciting for developers, but it might also be the culprit of your boot issues. This feature isn’t turned on by default. So if you don’t know what Bash is, you probably don’t need to try this step, as you would know if you had turned it on.

To turn off the Linux shell, type Windows features into the Start Menu to open the Turn Windows features on or off menu. Scroll down to Windows Subsystem for Linux, uncheck it, and restart.

If this fixes your slow boot issues but you still need the Bash interface, try the new Windows terminal for another option.

4. Update Graphics Drivers​

Windows 10 is known to mess with drivers, unfortunately. Updating your graphics card drivers can sometimes fix boot issues, so you should give that a look next.

Open the Device Manager by right-clicking on the Start button (or hitting Win + X) and choosing Device Manager. Navigate to Display adapters to see which graphics card you’re using (typically Nvidia or AMD if you have a dedicated graphics card).

You can usually open the corresponding vendor software on your PC to check for graphics driver updates. If you don’t have the software, you’ll need to navigate to the vendor’s website (or your laptop manufacturer’s website, if you’re using integrated graphics) to check for driver updates.

Install any new versions available, restart, then see if your boot times speed up.

We’ve covered updating your computer drivers in more detail if you need help. Hopefully, an update will fix your issue. It could be worth checking for other driver updates while you’re doing this, but other drivers are not commonly a cause of slow booting.

While you’re updating, it’s not a bad idea to check for Windows updates at Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and install anything that’s pending.

5. Disable Some Startup Programs​

Perhaps your slow boot time isn’t caused by one of the problems above. If you experience slowness between logging in and actually getting to use your computer, too many programs running at startup could be the culprit.

Upon installation, or even sometimes when updating, a lot of software sets itself to automatically run at startup. If you have dozens of apps loading as soon as you log in, this can really bog your system down.

6. Run an SFC Scan​

The SFC, or System File Checker, command will check your Windows installation for corrupted system files and try to replace them with working copies. It’s worth running this to troubleshoot the startup issue, as some Windows files responsible for the booting process could be the cause of your slow startup.

7. If All Else Fails, Perform a Reset​

If you’ve tried all the above solutions and still can’t speed up your boot time, it might be best to cut your losses and reinstall a fresh copy of Windows 10.

You have several options for resetting your PC. The built-in Refresh option can reinstall Windows without removing any of your files. You should still back up your computer data before doing this, though.

Head to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery and select Get started under Reset this PC to start.

8. Upgrade Your Storage Drive​

If you run Windows from an HDD, you’ll experience slow performance across the board. Hard disk drives are great for storing lots of data for a low price, but are too slow to use as your main OS disk.

If possible on your machine, you should look to upgrade to an SSD, which will improve Windows’ performance considerably. This does incur an additional cost, but an SSD is a major upgrade.

Slow Booting in Windows 10, Be gone​

Hopefully, applying one or all of these fixes worked for you. Slow startup times are a huge pain, but you thankfully have options to combat this. If nothing else works, hold out for the next major Windows 10 release, or consider updating to Windows 11, which should hopefully clear up the issue.

In case your slowness persists well after booting, you should be aware of other ways to make your Windows PC faster, too.

Happy learning!

Well, this post is a roundup of some of the coolest AI art generators you’ll find online. Each tool has its unique features and specialities. Take a look at the list to know about each tool’s sign up requirements, supported platform, usage license, and price in detail. Plus, don’t hesitate to give some tools a try.

Runway ​

Runway is a complete content creation tool powered by AI technology. Whether it’s a video or an image you’re working on, the tool offers some amazing features for enhancing your productions.

It offers image and video editing and content generation through AI magic tools that let you control every aspect of your creation.

These include removing the background of your video or audio, extracting or painting out objects, motion tracking of any object in your video, automatic beat detection, noise removal, and adding subtitles, among many others.

Price​

• Free – 3 projects, 720p video export, 5GB assets.
• Pro – Unlimited projects, $12/user/month, 1080p/4K video export, 500GB assets.
• Team – Unlimited projects, $28/user/month, 1080p/4K video export, 1TB assets.

PROS

• Free to start.
• Great for video editing and enhancing.

CONS

• Lacks mobile and desktop app.

Artbreeder ​

As the name suggests, it is a tool that breeds art in different forms with AI. From one of the most ingenious collections of images to the original art generation, this tool can do a lot.

You can pick any image from the images library and create your own remix by customizing different aspects of your images within the tool. You can also create cool collages of your images.

The Splicer feature lets you create creative portraits using a parent image. Plus, you can share your images with a vast community and even collaborate with other artists.

Price:​

• Free – $0, Image (3 uploads, 5 high-res downloads). Video (600 animation frames).
• Starter – $7.49, Image (80 uploads, 200 high-res downloads). Video (3000 animation frames).
• Advanced – $15.99, Image (300 uploads, 800 high-res downloads). Video (10K animation frames).
• Champion – $30.99, Image (unlimited uploads and downloads). Video (unlimited animation frames).

PROS

• Unlimited images, even for a free plan.
• Turn images into ingenious characters.
• Easy image management.

CONS

• Lacks mobile and desktop app.

Canva AI Image Generator ​

The popular content creation tool Canva has an AI-powered image generator tool. The interesting thing about this feature is that you can add text, and it will generate a cool image.

You can also render different styles to the generated images in 2D or 3D. There’s also an option to edit your images in the tool’s built-in image editor to add effects and modify image features, including text, other graphics, etc.

Price:​

• Canva Pro – $199/yr/user.

PROS

• Suitable for creating images for social media and blogs.

CONS

• Not free, requires Canva Pro to access.

Jasper ​

Jasper lets you generate amazing art images and video content in a few simple steps. You can create content for social media profiles, art projects, online ads, or just for fun.

By adding some description for your content, style, medium, mood, and some related keywords, you can get something close to your own vision in seconds.

You can use the generated images in any personal or commercial project. Moreover, the site hosts a good knowledge base to get the best results from the tool.

Price:​

• Jasper Art Unlimited – $20/mth/user.

PROS

• Gets 4 image output in one go.
• Intuitive and easy to use.
• Fast image generation.

CONS

• Not free.

NightCafe ​

NightCafe is an AI art creator tool to generate mesmerizing images through textual descriptions. You can add certain keywords and choose from the given styles to get an image to work within seconds.

Once you create an image, you can modify it according to your vision through the ‘Evolve’ option. You can also choose a creation method like ‘guided diffusion’ or ‘style transfer’ to create an image from scratch.

The most interesting aspect of NightCafe is the active community of artists with whom you can collaborate or share your work. Plus, there are many bulk-action tools for power users as well.

Price:​

• AI Hobbyist – $9.99/month for 100 credits/month.
• AI Enthusiast – $19.99/month for 250 credits/month.
• AI Artist – $49.99/month for 700 credits/month.
• AI Professional – $79.99/month for 1500 credits/month.

PROS

• Free to try.
• Runs on a credit system, credit earnable via daily logging in.

CONS

• Generate only one image output.

Stable Diffusion ​

Stable Diffusion is a privacy-oriented AI-powered text-to-image generator. You can create amazingly photo-realistic images through any kind of input and modify the results as well.

Through GPU generation, it takes only a few seconds for the tool to create one, and the images are produced in high quality. Plus, the site has a database of 9 million prompts to help you get the ideal image.

From the aspect of privacy, the tool claims that it doesn’t collect or use your personal information and also gives you the freedom to enter just about any text.

PROS

• Free to try, no login required.
• Generate up to 4 images output.

CONS

• Does not have high-res image output option.
• Simple, lacks advanced features.

Photosonic by Writesonic ​

Photosonic lets you create interesting images through textual prompts. You can generate an image from different categories like paintings, 3D, cartoons, SiFi, illustrations, etc., and get results within seconds.

Using latent diffusion, the tool creates images that you can use in your projects, storyboards, digital ads, or simply for fun. The generated images can be used for any commercial or personal project.

The tool also gives you several options to enhance or modify existing images by adding text annotations or filters.

Price:​

• Free Trial – $0, 15 credits, limited features.
• Asic – $10/month with 100 credits.
• Unlimited – $25/mth with Unlimited credits.

PROS

• Free to try.
• Suitable for content creators.

CONS

• Sign up required to use.
• Images are watermarked on the Free trial plan.

DALL-E 2 ​

With DALL-E-2, there are unlimited possibilities to create interesting and artistic images. This text-to-image tool uses AI technology to combine concepts, attributes, and styles to generate creative content.

One of the most interesting features of the tool is that it can expand a certain image beyond its original canvas with numerous possibilities. Plus, you can add or remove objects from an image through realistic edits.

PROS

• Creates realistic images.
• Great image-to-image generating capability.

CONS

• Not available publicly; there’s a waiting list.

Midjourney ​

An independent research lab, Midjourney is a proprietary AI program that aims to expand the horizon of creativity and human imagination through its medium. Through intelligent algorithms, users can create realistic and high-quality images in no time.

It has a huge repository of community showcases that features works of art created by many talented artists through the tool.

Many artists use it for quick prototyping of their artistic concepts. Even the famous magazine Economist designed its June 2022 cover through Midjourney.

Price:​

• Free – Limited tier (You won’t be able to sell your images created through the free trial.
• Basic Membership – $30/mth
• Standard Membership – $50/mth, Unlimited images/mth.

PROS

• Generate 4 image output, with enhancing capabilities.
• Free to try.

CONS

• Requires Discord app to generate images.

Fotor GoArt ​

Fotor is a popular name among online photo editors. GoArt is an AI-powered tool by Fotor. It renders simple images into different artistic styles to create beautiful artwork.

There are dozens of artistic styles to choose from, including sketch, Van Gogh, Impression brush, Watercolor, Picasso, Structuralism, Fauvism, Pastel, and so many more.

Price:​

• Basic: $0/month.
• Pro – $8.99/month.
• Pro+ – $19.99/month.

PROS

• Great to create NFT artwork.

CONS

• Limited to only image-to-image generating.
• Watermark added for the free plan.

Deep Dream Generator ​

A combination of human skills and AI technology, Deep Dream Generator is a text-to-image tool. You can either use a simple text prompt or a combination of text prompt plus image to create an image of your choice.

The tool also offers a feature to turn your plain photos into artistically rendered images. Plus, the Deep Dream feature lets you visualize how deep neural networks see an image.

Price:​

• Free – Limited capabilities and watermark.
• Advanced – $19/month.
• Professional – $39/month.
• Ultra – $99/month.

PROS

• Simple and easy to use.

CONS

• Sign up required to try.
• Supports only image-to-image generating.

DeepAI ​

DeepAI offers different AI-powered tools like AI text generator, AI image generator, and black and white photo colorizer tool.

Its surreal graphic generator tool allows you to enter a prompt and generate an interesting image on the basis of that. You can share your creation on social media as well.

The tool also offers Surreal Graphic Generator API that can be made a part of any website or tool to add an interesting feature to your product.

PROS

• Free to use.
• API for developers available.

CONS

• Somewhat old, lacks features.

Starry AI​

StarryAI lets you create cool images by entering textual prompts or uploading a base image on which AI technology works to create an interesting piece of art.

There are three main styles to choose from – Altair which produces dream-like images, Orion which generates realistic images, and Argo which renders your images.

You can also modify settings like canvas size, realistic or artwork model, or runtime to get the best results.

Price:​

• Free – Limited credits.
• 1 Month Pro – $11.99.
• 40-Credits Pack – $15.99.
• 40-Credits Premium – $7.99.

PROS

• Free to try (5 credits given).
• Great for creating NFT art.

CONS

• Does not work on browser.

Dream by Wombo ​

This tool enables you to create dreamy artwork and ingenious images using intelligent algorithms. You can enter a prompt, select a style like Analogue, Paint, Comic, or Realistic and hit the create button.

There are hundreds of community-generated images that you can take inspiration from. Also, being available as a mobile app, you can generate artwork anywhere at any time.

If you’re confident about your creation, submit it for a competition and win cash prizes.

PROS

• Free to use.
• No login required.
• Suitable for creating NFT art.

CONS

• Simple, lack advanced features.
• Generate only 1 image output.

Imaginaire.cc/gaugan​

Imaginaire is a unique tool that creates images based on your text prompt, and segmentation, on an image that you input. You can randomly sample input images or base them on a chosen style.

You can even draw or doodle your prompt to get the required image which basically means that it can turn your clumsy drawings into a piece of art.

PROS

• Free to use.
• No login required.
• Suitable for creating NFT art.

CONS

• No app support.

Enjoy!

This post lists some of the best password manager tools you can find online. Each tool supports different platforms and offers various features. Read on to learn about the details of each item.

1Password​

1Password can work on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can also access data online and sync it across devices. However, it is not free unlike the above solutions, and you must opt for a premium plan. It does not have a two-factor authentication feature, unlike others, but you can choose for fingerprint method on Android and iOS devices.

One of my favorite features is its ‘Travel Mode’, which helps you to clear a device of sensitive data while traveling and get back all data when you are back. Moreover, its ‘1Password Watchtower’ gives you security updates about sites and the services you use. Last but not least, it also offers offline access and an option to restore deleted items.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Starts at $2.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Zoho Vault​

You can use Zoho Vault on desktops like Windows, macOS, and Linux and mobile devices like Android, iOS, and Windows Phone, unlike others. It also has browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, except Microsoft Edge.

What I find interesting about Zoho Vault is its offline access feature, which allows you to download an encrypted file and access the passwords locally without network connection.

Moreover, it comes with two-factor authentication to increase security, allows syncing across all your devices, and generates and saves an unlimited number of passwords – all for free. You can also import passwords from other password managers but not from browsers.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $0.90/user/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Nowadays, a common internet user has dozens of accounts on websites, apps, and services, and there are often different passwords for different logins. To save time and energy that’s required in managing passwords manually (trust me, it’s a big hassle), you can opt for password manager tools, and in the following, you can read about some of the best ones in detail.

LastPass​

LastPass helps in getting rid of passwords once and for all. If you have LastPass, then there is just one password you need to remember, and that is of LastPass itself.

This app allows configuring multi-factor authentication as well as fingerprint authentication to step-up the security of your stored passwords. Interestingly, there is a password generator to create strong passwords and a sharing option to share passwords and notes securely with others. However, if you’re looking for more like advanced sharing, emergency access, admin dashboard, user management, etc., then you need to opt for one of its premium plans.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $3.00/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Dashlane​

Dashlane can be used on various operating systems like Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. It can also be installed as a browser extension as well, but unlike LastPass, it does not support using multiple devices in its free plan. Using Dashlane, you can create and save passwords and save notes and other critical information securely.

Dashlane allows two-factor authentication, which includes fingerprint authentication too. You can also share passwords and notes with anyone in a secure way, but this is a premium feature along with others like secure backups, Yubikey support, admin console, etc.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Starts at $2.00/user/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

RoboForm​

RoboForm can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS devices and web browsers as well. It allows syncing of passwords across all of them, but only in its premium version, like Dashlane. This app, to my surprise, adapts to and works well with online services having two-page login forms like that of Google’s and Yahoo’s.

The app allows creating strong login passwords and secure sharing of passwords with others. Moreover, in its paid plans, it offers more features such as web access, multi-device sync, secure, shared folder, digital inheritance of your passwords, two-factor authentication, group sharing, access permission, advanced reporting, and many more.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $1.99/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Sticky Password​

Sticky Password comes with multiple features of a handy password manager and allows using it on various devices like Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can sync data across devices and back it up through its cloud but only in its premium plan, sadly.

What I found interesting is you can also sync passwords across devices through your local Wi-Fi – again, it is not available in its free plan. This app comes with two-factor authentication as well as a fingerprint security option to protect your passwords. Moreover, these security features, along with its handy password generator, is available for all its users.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $39.99/year, or $99.99/lifetime
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

KeePass​

KeePass is a free alternative to most password managers on this list. It can be used on desktops running Windows, macOS, Linux, and BSD. There is no official mobile app of KeePass, but there are some third-party, ported apps like ‘KeePassDroid’ for Android and ‘KeePass Touch’ for iOS. However, it does not have browser extensions, unlike others.

KeePass can import the login details from other password managers like Password Keeper. It can create and save passwords, handle application passwords, and work as a portable app as well. Also, it boasts of all-time data encryption – even in the memory. However, this app does not feature cloud services like sync and backup, unlike its above competitors.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free
• Browser support: No
• Mobile App: No

LogMeOnce​

LogMeOnce works on desktop and mobile systems like PC, Mac, Android, and iOS devices, as well as web browsers. It offers a captivating feature called ‘Mugshot’. This feature tracks the failed logins and even captures a picture of the intruder along with his IP address. You can also report failed login attempts.

Another interesting feature is ‘PhotoLogin’, which captures the logging-in person’s photo and sends it to you to grant him access. LogMeOnce allows you to create secure passwords for new logins and import passwords from other password managers. It also offers two-factor and fingerprint authentication along with support for secure sharing and more features.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $2.50/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

True Key​

True Key by Intel Security can be used across a range of popular operating systems, namely Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. It also provides browser extensions for popular browsers, but Apple Safari is not on this list, unfortunately. It offers cloud sync and other password management essentials, but its free plan allows storing 15 passwords only.

Moreover, True Key offers multi-factor authentication features including support for facial and fingerprint recognition. You can also save additional info securely, such as credit card info, personal details, etc. It does offer a password generator like the rest of the password managers on this list, and it also boasts of encrypting local password data on your device.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Enpass​

Enpass is a free multi-platform password manager for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. However, you can store just 20 passwords on its mobile app in the free edition. Enpass also works in all major browsers, including Opera.

What I find extraordinary is you can optionally sync your passwords using third-party cloud services like Dropbox, iCloud, and Google Drive – a feature missing in others. It allows to import of passwords from other password managers and features fingerprint authentication as well. Moreover, it also offers a password generator for creating hard-to-crack passwords.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Paid plans starts at $1.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Icecream Password Manager​

Icecream Password Manager can be used on just Windows PC. It does offer browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, which helps you save and fill passwords easily. It also allows storing critical information including bank account and credit card information.

Moreover, it automatically backs up the password data locally and optionally also allows to sync and storage of the data in Dropbox. Surprisingly, you can have multiple users using the same app with their login credentials. Lastly, it can also save and secure critical files like documents and images for safe-keeping them with encryption standards.

• Platforms: Windows
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: No

SplashID​

SplashID can be used on a single device for free, but its paid version works on any number of platforms and devices like Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. As you may expect from a minimalistic password manager, it lacks sync and backup options, too in its free edition. However, it offers all these in its pain edition, of course.

SplashID can sync data across all your devices using its cloud or your Wi-Fi network. You can also choose to store the password data locally and share secure records with others. However, it does not generate passwords, unlike its competitors.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $2.99/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

Buttercup​

Buttercup is a free and open-source cross-platform password manager. It works on desktop platforms like Windows, macOS, and Linux as well as mobile platforms like Android and iOS. Though it is younger than the above tools yet it provides all basic features and works on popular browsers too. It has a neat and clean interface with no fancy features.

Buttercup allows organizing the password data into groups for easy management and works almost out of the box on every platform. You can save the encrypted password archive on your computer locally or sync it to a cloud service like Dropbox. The latter option lets you sync it with other devices so that you can access your passwords everywhere.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Keeper​

Keeper can be used across platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone and all popular browsers, including Microsoft Edge. Keepers can also store crucial files and documents along with passwords. It comes with two-factor authentication to beef up security and can sync across devices through its cloud service. However, like 1Password, Keeper does not have a free plan.

You can also add and secure info like that of bank accounts and cards with this tool. Surprisingly, it supports multi-factor authentication as well as public hardware-based keys like YubiKey for better security. You can do a lot more like share records with others, grant emergency access to others, import data from other tools, record activity history, generate secure passwords, etc.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Paid plans starts at £2.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

mSecure​

You can use mSecure on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can also store personal information as well as photo attachments into its vault and sync the data across all these devices. Moreover, you can also use fingerprint authentication on mobile devices. However, just like 1Password and Keeper, mSecure is not a free tool.

This tool features a robust backup and restore feature which auto-backups your data and even allows you to manually do the same or restore data from a backup whenever needed. Also another exciting feature is its batch editing mode, which lets you edit multiple items in one go. Moreover, you can also generate passwords and recover deleted items.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $1.66/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

Enjoy!

This post lists some of the best password manager tools you can find online. Each tool supports different platforms and offers various features. Read on to learn about the details of each item.

1Password ​

1Password can work on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can also access data online and sync it across devices. However, it is not free unlike the above solutions, and you must opt for a premium plan. It does not have a two-factor authentication feature, unlike others, but you can choose for fingerprint method on Android and iOS devices.

One of my favorite features is its ‘Travel Mode’, which helps you to clear a device of sensitive data while traveling and get back all data when you are back. Moreover, its ‘1Password Watchtower’ gives you security updates about sites and the services you use. Last but not least, it also offers offline access and an option to restore deleted items.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Starts at $2.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Zoho Vault ​

You can use Zoho Vault on desktops like Windows, macOS, and Linux and mobile devices like Android, iOS, and Windows Phone, unlike others. It also has browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, except Microsoft Edge.

What I find interesting about Zoho Vault is its offline access feature, which allows you to download an encrypted file and access the passwords locally without network connection.

Moreover, it comes with two-factor authentication to increase security, allows syncing across all your devices, and generates and saves an unlimited number of passwords – all for free. You can also import passwords from other password managers but not from browsers.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $0.90/user/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Nowadays, a common internet user has dozens of accounts on websites, apps, and services, and there are often different passwords for different logins. To save time and energy that’s required in managing passwords manually (trust me, it’s a big hassle), you can opt for password manager tools, and in the following, you can read about some of the best ones in detail.

LastPass ​

LastPass helps in getting rid of passwords once and for all. If you have LastPass, then there is just one password you need to remember, and that is of LastPass itself.

This app allows configuring multi-factor authentication as well as fingerprint authentication to step-up the security of your stored passwords. Interestingly, there is a password generator to create strong passwords and a sharing option to share passwords and notes securely with others. However, if you’re looking for more like advanced sharing, emergency access, admin dashboard, user management, etc., then you need to opt for one of its premium plans.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $3.00/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Dashlane​

Dashlane can be used on various operating systems like Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. It can also be installed as a browser extension as well, but unlike LastPass, it does not support using multiple devices in its free plan. Using Dashlane, you can create and save passwords and save notes and other critical information securely.

Dashlane allows two-factor authentication, which includes fingerprint authentication too. You can also share passwords and notes with anyone in a secure way, but this is a premium feature along with others like secure backups, Yubikey support, admin console, etc.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Starts at $2.00/user/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

RoboForm​

RoboForm can be used on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS devices and web browsers as well. It allows syncing of passwords across all of them, but only in its premium version, like Dashlane. This app, to my surprise, adapts to and works well with online services having two-page login forms like that of Google’s and Yahoo’s.

The app allows creating strong login passwords and secure sharing of passwords with others. Moreover, in its paid plans, it offers more features such as web access, multi-device sync, secure, shared folder, digital inheritance of your passwords, two-factor authentication, group sharing, access permission, advanced reporting, and many more.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $1.99/month
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Sticky Password​

Sticky Password comes with multiple features of a handy password manager and allows using it on various devices like Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can sync data across devices and back it up through its cloud but only in its premium plan, sadly.

What I found interesting is you can also sync passwords across devices through your local Wi-Fi – again, it is not available in its free plan. This app comes with two-factor authentication as well as a fingerprint security option to protect your passwords. Moreover, these security features, along with its handy password generator, is available for all its users.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $39.99/year, or $99.99/lifetime
• Browser support: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

KeePass​

KeePass is a free alternative to most password managers on this list. It can be used on desktops running Windows, macOS, Linux, and BSD. There is no official mobile app of KeePass, but there are some third-party, ported apps like ‘KeePassDroid’ for Android and ‘KeePass Touch’ for iOS. However, it does not have browser extensions, unlike others.

KeePass can import the login details from other password managers like Password Keeper. It can create and save passwords, handle application passwords, and work as a portable app as well. Also, it boasts of all-time data encryption – even in the memory. However, this app does not feature cloud services like sync and backup, unlike its above competitors.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free
• Browser support: No
• Mobile App: No

LogMeOnce​

LogMeOnce works on desktop and mobile systems like PC, Mac, Android, and iOS devices, as well as web browsers. It offers a captivating feature called ‘Mugshot’. This feature tracks the failed logins and even captures a picture of the intruder along with his IP address. You can also report failed login attempts.

Another interesting feature is ‘PhotoLogin’, which captures the logging-in person’s photo and sends it to you to grant him access. LogMeOnce allows you to create secure passwords for new logins and import passwords from other password managers. It also offers two-factor and fingerprint authentication along with support for secure sharing and more features.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $2.50/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

True Key​

True Key by Intel Security can be used across a range of popular operating systems, namely Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. It also provides browser extensions for popular browsers, but Apple Safari is not on this list, unfortunately. It offers cloud sync and other password management essentials, but its free plan allows storing 15 passwords only.

Moreover, True Key offers multi-factor authentication features including support for facial and fingerprint recognition. You can also save additional info securely, such as credit card info, personal details, etc. It does offer a password generator like the rest of the password managers on this list, and it also boasts of encrypting local password data on your device.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Enpass​

Enpass is a free multi-platform password manager for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. However, you can store just 20 passwords on its mobile app in the free edition. Enpass also works in all major browsers, including Opera.

What I find extraordinary is you can optionally sync your passwords using third-party cloud services like Dropbox, iCloud, and Google Drive – a feature missing in others. It allows to import of passwords from other password managers and features fingerprint authentication as well. Moreover, it also offers a password generator for creating hard-to-crack passwords.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Paid plans starts at $1.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Icecream Password Manager​

Icecream Password Manager can be used on just Windows PC. It does offer browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, which helps you save and fill passwords easily. It also allows storing critical information including bank account and credit card information.

Moreover, it automatically backs up the password data locally and optionally also allows to sync and storage of the data in Dropbox. Surprisingly, you can have multiple users using the same app with their login credentials. Lastly, it can also save and secure critical files like documents and images for safe-keeping them with encryption standards.

• Platforms: Windows
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: No

SplashID​

SplashID can be used on a single device for free, but its paid version works on any number of platforms and devices like Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. As you may expect from a minimalistic password manager, it lacks sync and backup options, too in its free edition. However, it offers all these in its pain edition, of course.

SplashID can sync data across all your devices using its cloud or your Wi-Fi network. You can also choose to store the password data locally and share secure records with others. However, it does not generate passwords, unlike its competitors.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $2.99/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

Buttercup​

Buttercup is a free and open-source cross-platform password manager. It works on desktop platforms like Windows, macOS, and Linux as well as mobile platforms like Android and iOS. Though it is younger than the above tools yet it provides all basic features and works on popular browsers too. It has a neat and clean interface with no fancy features.

Buttercup allows organizing the password data into groups for easy management and works almost out of the box on every platform. You can save the encrypted password archive on your computer locally or sync it to a cloud service like Dropbox. The latter option lets you sync it with other devices so that you can access your passwords everywhere.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Free
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

Keeper​

Keeper can be used across platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone and all popular browsers, including Microsoft Edge. Keepers can also store crucial files and documents along with passwords. It comes with two-factor authentication to beef up security and can sync across devices through its cloud service. However, like 1Password, Keeper does not have a free plan.

You can also add and secure info like that of bank accounts and cards with this tool. Surprisingly, it supports multi-factor authentication as well as public hardware-based keys like YubiKey for better security. You can do a lot more like share records with others, grant emergency access to others, import data from other tools, record activity history, generate secure passwords, etc.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux
• Price: Paid plans starts at £2.99/month
• Browser Extension: Yes
• Mobile App: Yes

mSecure​

You can use mSecure on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms. You can also store personal information as well as photo attachments into its vault and sync the data across all these devices. Moreover, you can also use fingerprint authentication on mobile devices. However, just like 1Password and Keeper, mSecure is not a free tool.

This tool features a robust backup and restore feature which auto-backups your data and even allows you to manually do the same or restore data from a backup whenever needed. Also another exciting feature is its batch editing mode, which lets you edit multiple items in one go. Moreover, you can also generate passwords and recover deleted items.

• Platforms: macOS, Windows
• Price: Free. Paid plans starts at $1.66/month
• Browser Extension: No
• Mobile App: Yes

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