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The Password Gorilla helps you manage your logins. It stores all your
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user names and passwords, along with login information and other notes,
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in a securely encrypted file. A single "master password" is used to
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protect the file. This way, you only need to remember the single master
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password, instead of the many logins that you use.
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If you want to log in to a service or Web site, the Password Gorilla
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copies your user name and password to the clipboard, so that you can
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easily paste it into your Web browser or other application. Because the
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password does not appear on the screen, Password Gorilla is safe to use
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in the presence of others.
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The convenience of Password Gorilla allows you to choose different,
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non-intuitive passwords for each service. An integrated random password
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generator can provide one-time passwords, tunable to various services'
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policies.
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Password Gorilla is a Tcl/Tk application which can run on Linux and
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Windows, and the files written are supposed to be compatible between
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platforms. This is important for collaboration in heterogenous
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environments.
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