autoID Password Manager for Mac OS X 2.0

autoID can be used to log you into web sites and fill in web forms automatically. In addition to managing your IDs and passwords, autoID can input personal and credit card information on web pages. When you need to fill in a web form, click on the first entry field and press option-command-/ (slash) or option-command-, (comma). autoID fills in the proper ID and password or asks you for what kind of information should be filled by pointing and clicking in a popup dialog. In the popup dialog you can select items from different categories, such as credit cards, logins and personal information.

Features
Unicode based
Auto-fill in credit cards, personal information and login information on web sites.
Popup dialog asks you what to fill in on web sites not recognized automatically.
Keep track of confidential notes, serial numbers, passwords, credit cards, etc.
Protect your data with up to 448 bit Blowfish encryption. Without the right password the data cannot be retrieved.
Automatically enters the right login information on web pages. autoID knows which web page you are on, and selects and types for you the right name and password. Just press command-option-/
Grab the current web browser page when making new records.
Import and export in CSV format.
The password can be changed at any time after verifying the original password.
Find, Find Again.
Print (limited capability at this time)
Copy the name or the password of the current record to the clipboard.
Supports Safari, Internet Explorer, OmniWeb, Opera, iCab, Firefox, Netscape and Mozilla.
Check for a new version of the software.
On international keyboards, option-command-, (comma) also works.
Automatically save and backup your autoID documents as you make changes.
autoID can hide itself after you run it and it opens the last document.
Unhide and hide itself when needed.
Drag and drop to reorder items in the main list.