RoboForm vs Sticky Password

RoboForm vs Sticky Password compares two veteran password managers with different strengths. RoboForm, around since 1999, has the best form-filling and bookmark management in the industry. Sticky Password offers local WiFi sync and lifetime licenses.

Security Fundamentals: Both use AES-256 encryption with zero-knowledge architecture. RoboForm has a good record (no major breaches), but its auditing is less transparent. Sticky Password's record is clean as well (since 2001, no breaches), but its auditing is also less transparent. Both support 2FA and biometric unlocking in much the same way.

Unique Features: RoboForm's two standouts are form-filling, where it leads the industry, and bookmark management (unique). Sticky Password offers local WiFi sync (no cloud), portable USB versions and lifetime license options. RoboForm is better at form automation. Sticky Password is better at private local sync.

User Experience: Both have dated interfaces that show their age. RoboForm's is cluttered and inconsistent. Sticky Password's is also dated but a little cleaner. The mobile apps are comparable, with both showing their age. RoboForm has the better browser extension for form-filling. Otherwise the extensions are similar. Neither offers a modern user experience.

Platform Support: Both support Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. Quality is comparable, though both show their age. For both RoboForm and Sticky Password, the Windows app is stronger than the Mac version.