Norton Password Manager

Norton Password Manager

Secure Password Manager

41K ratings
3636 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 30, 2013
  • September 12, 2026
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This app securely stores and manages your passwords across multiple devices. It offers features like one-tap autofill, encrypted storage with zero-knowledge encryption, and password strength assessment to enhance your online security.

One-tap password autofill
Zero-knowledge encryption
Cross-device syncing
Biometric unlock (Touch ID/Face ID)
Password strength assessment
Generate strong passwords
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What's New in Norton Password Manager

8.8.11

September 12, 2026

Smoother than butter. That’s how we feel about our improved Norton Password Manager app experience. We’ve fixed a few bugs and tightened things beneath the hood so you can keep enjoying the digital world more safely.

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User reviews

CJCA’s Review

I love the fact that I can use the App. even when I’m offline, further increasing the top notch quality of Norton I trust and love 👍🏻👍🏻

Response from developer

Hello, Thank you for your positive feedback. We are pleased that Norton Password Manager’s offline access meets your needs. *Norton

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Response from developer

Olá! Agradecemos por destacar o valor e a segurança do Norton Password Manager. É um prazer saber que a sua experiência tem sido positiva. *Norton

Difficulty logging in

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Best in class

Could not live without it. Saves me time and effort. Easy to search, retrieve or edit. Been using it for years.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Randomly deleting saved passwords

Bug

Inability to reset vault password

Bug

Inconsistent password autofill behavior

Bug

Compatibility issues with certain browsers and devices

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to create password folders or groups

Feature

Option to use longer vault passcodes for increased security

Feature

Seamless integration with other password managers

Feature

Backup and export functionality for passwords

Feature

Biometric authentication support on all platforms

Feature

FAQ

What does Norton Password Manager do?

This app acts as a secure password manager, helping you store, manage, and autofill your unique passwords across multiple devices. It aims to simplify the process of using strong, complex passwords to protect your personal information online.

Is Norton Password Manager free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use. While there might be limitations on the number of entries in the free version, existing entries are not affected. This allows anyone to access its security features across computers, tablets, and phones.

How does Norton Password Manager keep my passwords secure?

It uses zero-knowledge encryption, meaning only you can access your password vault, not even Norton. It also supports two-factor authentication and biometric unlock options like Touch ID or Face ID for enhanced security and faster access.

Can I use this password manager on all my devices?

Yes, your password vault can be synced and accessed across your devices, including computers, tablets, and phones, provided they have an internet connection. This allows for convenient autofill of logins and credit card credentials wherever you are.

What is the password assessment feature?

The password assessment feature helps you identify weak passwords in your vault. It can also assist in creating new, strong passwords or changing existing weak ones to more complex combinations that are harder for cybercriminals to crack.