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ForgotIt? 2.0

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is a cross-platform password and notes manager with strong encryption, user-defined categories, and an easy & intuitive user interface. Since its first release in 1997 it does what it's supposed to do: manage passwords. Version 2 comes with user-defined categories, improved search, automatic backup and high file integrity. Download the demo and give it a try!

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