oneID is a rare exception, relying instead on a system of trusted devices. Multifactor Authentication Most password managers require you to create a master password, something that protects all your other passwords. It doesn't write any data outside that drive, so you can use it on any computer. You can optionally install the portable edition of KeePass on a thumb drive, and keep it in your pocket. Note that this also means you can maintain more than one database, if you feel the need. Aha! Once you create a database, you're ready to roll. The clever user will realize that the only available toolbar buttons are those to create or open a password database.
When it finishes and launches the program, you'll find yourself staring at a blank main window, with no data and almost all user-interface elements grayed out. Getting Started First of all, download and run the somewhat-retro KeePass installer.
