I especially like mSecure's Auto-Copy option, which can automatically copy a username and/or password to the clipboard when you open a matching URL in your browser. Then just paste them in and you're good to go. (That beats auto-fill because a thief wouldn't know the data was in the clipboard.)

The latest version of the program (3.1) supports 11 different languages and comes with 130 new icons for better personalizing your records.

The desktop versions of mSecure cost $19.99 apiece, while the Android and iOS apps each cost $9.99. That's fairly competitive among password managers, and a small price to pay to safeguard critical data.

Of course, there are other great password managers out there, no question. My advice: use one of them.