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Default SPB wallet for android

Hi Have a lot of passwords and information stored in SPB Wallet for my HTC Diamond (windows mobile), does anybody know of a similar product for android that can import SPB wallet format?

What's a good password / useraccount software for android?
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Hi Have a lot of passwords and information stored in SPB Wallet for my HTC Diamond (windows mobile), does anybody know of a similar product for android that can import SPB wallet format?

What's a good password / useraccount software for android?
You could use Password Safe Lite/Full Version

The full version allows you to backup to SD card or export/import csv formats.
 
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I have Password Safe and it's good. Recently, I saw that the Handy Safe is now on the Andriod Market. You will have to write in the data one by one, I did. Pain in the arse....but I could not think of any other way?
 
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I waited for months for Spb to release Wallet for Android. There's a big thread on their forums (two actually) requesting it, but all they'll say is that they're working on bringing their products to Android.

So I gave up, and after looking into a few options decided on LastPass. They don't have an Spb Wallet import option (though you could always ask for one), but the product is great. All you data is stored (encrypted) on their cloud, they have extensions for all the major browsers (including Chrome), and have apps for all the mobile platforms of choice (including Android).

A premium account is $12/year and gives access to their mobile apps, but if you prefer you can stay with a free account and access your passwords through their mobile website.
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Hi Have a lot of passwords and information stored in SPB Wallet for my HTC Diamond (windows mobile), does anybody know of a similar product for android that can import SPB wallet format?

What's a good password / useraccount software for android?
you can now import your records to safewallet for android

see link below
forums.sbsh.net/index.php?/topic/28412-safewallet-for-windows-v202-beta-1-public-beta1/
 
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I suggest you check out KeePassDroid if you are a KeePass user
 
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you can now import your records to safewallet for android

see link below
forums.sbsh.net/index.php?/topic/28412-safewallet-for-windows-v202-beta-1-public-beta1/
Thank you so much. Great find.


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the import from spb wallet does not work for me
 
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Default Import from SPB Wallet

Import from SPB Wallet works with Safe Wallet v2.0.3.
 
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SPB, along with a few other companies, just can't figure out how to make the same kind of money off Android as they did with WM...with all the free apps on market, they can't compete with 10 or 15 dollar apps. I would easily pay that to not have had to redo all my wallet info. I mean that was the whole reason for using it...but I went with 'pocket' for android...since it syncs with dropbox.

EDIT: Wow, wishing I hadn't at the moment...just found B-Folders...runs on every platform and specifically imports spb wallet text.

So the sync wasn't perfect, it did however get all data...it's just in 1 imported folder, so will have to reorganize...but all the info is there. It's a bit spendy, but I love the idea of being able to sync it to as many devices and pc as I want without using a cloud server.

 
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