Password Manager Apps For Mac

Hook up cable, connect to Mac, password update, firmware check, call ISP, disconnect from Mac, connect to router, and done, 10 minutes tops.

This is for both work and personal use. WIth Parallels installed I can run the Windows apps I need from within the Mac. Plus I gain the OS X ease of use.

Use for Mac Apps as well as virtual PC Windows 11 apps using Parallels. All apps seem much faster than with Intel i9 or Xeon 8 and 10 core processors at similar clock speeds on other Macs. Nice feature is that all my old x86 and x64 apps for windows could be installed and run under the ARM64 Windows 11. My old Mac apps for Intel also run smoothly with the Apple Silicon. Adobe Acrobat running on the Intel Mac was consuming 80GB of virtual memory and was limited by 64GB real memory, causing memory page exchanges with the disk and slow performance. This 128GB memory does not seem to be slowed by the huge memory consumption of that app since it retains zippy performance even after hours of editing.

This is my third Mac mini. It replaced my 2017 27-inch 5K iMac. I paired it with two LG Ultrafine 4K displays. One of the first things I did after getting it setup was install my Adobe Creative Cloud apps. This Mac mini runs Photoshop and Illustrator quickly and with zero lag. It also runs more than one VM in Parallels desktop at the same time with zero lag and without heating up to the point where I hear its internal fan spinning up. My use cases for this Mac mini have been with creative apps and with running macOS and Window virtual machines. For anyone who needs a lot of processing power this Mac mini will fit that need easily. It drives two 4K displays seamlessly. There is no lag. I opted for the M2 Pro model because I wanted to buy the best for my investment. I knew I would use this computer for a lot of things. I wanted the best possible performance. I think anyone would love this Mac mini no matter what their use case is.

to the drive for use between laptop and mac which has maxed out for system software but has apps I like to use including Word. Was able to transfer massive photo archive and artist portfolio. Additional purchase of Longer USB helpful. Thanks.

Fairly easy to set up and transfer data from old Mac to the new Mac. only problem was that a couple of my old apps were no longer compatible with the newer operating system on the new Mac so I had to re-purchase the up to date versions on a couple of my apps.  Also transferring the email app was easy but I had to re-enter the settings on the new Mac for the email to work. Apple Support was helpful and quick in getting that set-up for me in a short phone call.  This Mac Mini is wonderfully fast and easy to use. As a photographer I use Photoshop a lot and the graphics software in the computer are totally up to the standard I require for my professional work.

This M2 Pro Mini (16GB / 1 TB) replaced a "family use" 2015 Intel iMac that was maddeningly slow - no matter what I did to improve it. I also have a Mac M1 Max Studio with 32GB etc etc. And this little Mini feels as fast; apps, photos, videos, (most) websites and documents seem to open as quickly. It's a bit slower on a number of Photoshop and Davinci routines, but at less than 1/2 the price of the Studio, it's entitled. As always, best performance is produced with native Mac OS versions of apps. (Avoid Rosetta.) And it's barely warm after heavy use. This is the best Apple and Mac value since I bought the first ones for our businesses in 1984!

I've used a number of other Mac word processors and spreadsheet apps over the years, but I've always had to keep MS Office on hand for the simple reason that I work with a lot of other people who use it, and our documents have to be compatible. SoftMaker Office has changed that. It's designed to be a feature-complete replacement for MS Office, and for the most part it achieves that goal. In TextMaker, the only things I miss are the ability to view tracked changes and comments by specific reviewers and/or by type, to view the original document before changes, and to compare documents – all of which are pretty specialized features. I'm not as intensive a user of spreadsheets, so PlanMaker has everything I want and need. I never create PowerPoint-type slideshows, so I can't comment on Presentations. I've found a few bugs but they're extremely minor, and SoftMaker support has been extremely responsive to my e-mails, to the point that one of the bugs I reported to them has already been fixed. These are not native Mac apps, so some keyboard shortcuts etc. are different, but they're stable and fast and much smaller on disk than their MS equivalents. All in all a very solid alternative to MS Office.

If you are looking for a decent Mac, you definitely choose this one. You don't need to be worried about memory ram because the processor can handle with several apps simultaneously. I truly recommend. Felipe

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.