Roboform pricing update#

The date that the password was last changed or user name was modified.Īll this information was always useful to me. The date(s) my log in is created (I have hundreds of them)Ģ. I tried the trial for 10 days after upgrading to Firefox 4 and then I upgraded my Roboform as I always do thinking it was free and had no idea it wasn't until i started reading.ġ.

The new version just seems like it was rushed to capitalize on the new version of Firefox. However, I checked every drop down and tab to make sure I did not miss something. Unless I missed them somewhere, the previous versions had MORE features. Personally, I think the new Roboform does not live up to its expectations anyway. And if Jon Leger can get $77 a year for one or more of his programs, as an example, Siber Systems should certainly be able to get $20 a year for Roboform.īut not from longtime customers who were promised never to have to pay for the product again. New customers would have to accept the annual renewal fee, but at least they'd know it going in. Long time customers should continue to get free updates. I can empathize with a company being squeezed into doing something to increase its revenue. It's always been there, always a part of their daily online experience, a product they can't be without, and simply the best password/private info minder out there. Most other users I've read on the various forums never gave Roboform a thought. They have the number one product of its kind and they insist on pricing themselves directly into their competition's strong suit.

Roboform pricing update#

In fact, if I never get another update to Roboform I will be perfectly content to run it the way it is. So I'm doing what a lot of people are doing.going back to an older verion of Roboform, which works just fine. When I tried to upgrade RoboForm to use with the new Firefox (v4), no go unless you pay the upgrade fee. I have personally run into the upgrade fee. That may or may not be true (the annual part).

I'm reading all over the net where Siber Systems has dropped its longtime pledge of 'pay for it once, use it for a lifetime' for Roboform.