No live-site crawl
Some managers open every saved site through an old IE stack and dump HTML onto disk. Defender then screams. We do not fetch vault URLs.
Jag Pass
Jag Pass is a free password manager for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It never fetches your login pages. It never writes them into Internet Explorer cache. It never asks you to create an account.
Some managers open every saved site through an old IE stack and dump HTML onto disk. Defender then screams. We do not fetch vault URLs.
There is no Jag Pass ID. There is no "sync with us". Move a file yourself if you want the vault on another machine.
The only packet the app may send is a crash report you can turn off. No analytics. No install ping. No update beacon.
No premium vault. No locked imports. Donate if it saved you. That is it.
Import runs on your machine. The file never leaves. Browsers first, then every manager we can read: Sticky Password, LastPass, 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, Apple Passwords, Google, Edge, Dashlane, NordPass, Proton Pass, and more. Full list in the product plan.
The plugin is a small folder of files you load yourself in Brave, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. Jag Pass opens that folder and teaches the clicks. Read every line on the plugin source page. That page is the plugin only, not the desktop app.
Enter your email on the download page. That is the list. Automatic updates stay for monthly support, or a one-time gift for 30 days. Everyone else updates from that page after they approve the confirm link. The browser plugin zip is free on the plugin source page. No email gate.
Phones are next, and we are grinning about it. Same vault file. Same rules. No cloud. When it lands, your `.jagpas` file is still yours to copy. For now, grab the desktop app and have a good day.
Jag Pass is free. Monthly support keeps the lights on. A one-time gift works too. Pay by Jag handles the card. We never store a card number here. Have a giveaway key? Claim it with your email to turn on automatic updates.