Comodo I-Vault Wishlist rev 1

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[svein]

I would certainly like it to get hooks for biometric sign-in (Like IBM/Lenovos Client Security Service has). For those of us who have biometric scanning devices in our laptops (See: Fingerprint scanner), this is SO much more comfortable, and a LOT more secure.

Detection of TPM-hardware would be nice aswell, since encryption of your stored data through the TPM is A) less cpu intensive, and B) more secure (less possibility of tampering).

If the i-vault gets both biometric signin, and tpm support, I might consider replacing the Client Securty Solution on my laptop with i-vault.

//Svein

[bassman777]

Yet another request: I have already wished for Firefox compatibility. That would be great since I use Firefox for secure sites. My last wish....Opera compatibility. That would blow Roboform out of the water!! I currently use RoboForm Pro, but I'll switch to i-Vault once it's more user friendly to Firefox/Opera.

I know this question doesn't belong here, but I thought I'd ask it. Does RoboForm need to be uninstalled in order for i-Vault to work correctly?

[cafsam]

I've been playing with IV for a couple of hours now.  Here are some initial wishes:

• Running on a USB would be good but before I give up eWallet, IV would need to run on my winPDA as well.  I often need to get to my encrypted info in places where a computer is not available or to log into a user's PC on site.
  
• More card types with more fields and/or user definable cards.  For instance, I like having my credit card with the login fields in the same place for paying my bill online.  And AMEX cards can have a PIN, a 3-digit CVC#, and a separate 4-digit verification number.
  
• eWallet allows us to share data stores on our network (second user is read-only).
  
• Another vote for Firefox.
  

That said, it's nice to have a program to recommend for the typical user.  Keep up the good work.

[Little Mac]

I really like JimmyD's suggestion of drag & drop other files to secure them "in" the vault.  I vote for that.  (I really like the encryption options available there.)   

[Little Mac]

And let me add my vote for Firefox integration.  I just started using that for grins  , and I'm diggin' it.  However, no i-Vault.     I had forgotten that until I tried to use them together...

[darkroomdevil]

Hi, another vote for firefox, usb, importing csv file capability, being vault like in the storage of files, auto login with hotkey synced to current login web page, also ...

-show passwords in a grid table view that is sortable on any field
-include expiration field (I have software that expires, domain registrations, web hosts, etc.), user search for expired in user defined period of time in advance of expiration - it happened to me ... - I discovered my business web site was down due to an expired credit card over a holiday weekend, they emailed my old email address ....
-table/grid view shows all records in current folder and lower level folders or current folder only (user selectable) - then drag and drop of multiple records to any folder for easy organization
-search, (instead of find, find next) fillter to only show records that contains the search text - which of course would be sortable and dragable to move from existing folders to the new folder.
-include integration and syncing of browser favorites (Check&get does this beautifully)


A lot of the sites that we need passwords for are also part of our bookmarks, for the home user integrating and making both functions (passwords and bookmarks) intuitive and easy would go a long way towards capturing the home market and gaining attention.  I have looked at a lot of the free and paid home targeted password managers - it seems that the password managers are designed by security minded / technically minded individuals and the bookmark management software is designed by the designer types ... if the two could ever shake hands they would deffinently become a household norm.

-Roger

[iamdanielj]

Well as well as the firefox support, which is pretty much a given I've got a couple other minor suggestions. So here we go:

* On Contact cards, you cannot choose not to not have an anniversary, as there is already a default date set, and you cannot select no-date. It'd be kinda useful to get rid of that, as many people aren't in a relationship, and for ones that are, you quite often don't know their anniversary date. I usually end up getting a fake date on them, which is of no relevance because I cannot pick none.

* I thought this option was already in it but looking through it isn't. Just a way of setting the default password creation options. Like being able to say, passwords I create i want to be between 12 and 15 characters, and include upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols, and have a button when creating a card which you can do that, and you would only have to go into the "..." if you wanted a password different from your default password creation settings.

[jlski]

I think I-Vault is great  and better than ROBO form, however there are a few issues.


1.  Solve the Master Password Issue - After awhile trying to login I get an incorrect typed master password. I'm still waiting on support to tell me how to get in.


2.  The ability to print out a full list of cards insted of one at a time. 

[DRKLABS]

another one vote from me to jimmyD's idea      for storing larger files i will really apreciate that cause i m using for example jpegs for storing long lists like TAN VERIFICATION NUMBERS  for my online bank accounts and beilive me there are thousand numbers on it so i cant write all those numbers on i-vault so it would be simpler to drag n drop the files into i-vault and can open them anytime , so this is nessecery i was using cryptainer from cypherix wich is also freeware but only 128 bit so i liked very much i-vault with 256 bit stronger encryption it is safer and i installed it but now i m using both i-vault for text and cryptainer for larg files of any size Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee can you do this for us?I just want to use only one program for passwords and files and i prefer i-vault cause i m using the firewall too from comodo and i dont like to get messed up with a lot of companys  it would be a great help
Thank you comodo
GIVE US LARGE FILES SUPPORT ON i-VAULT 
Ah and i forgotten to mention that if it is possible make the comodo lounch pad optional please if it is possible another one vote from me

[dread]

Firefox support that is a must have.

[pandlouk]

An opera I-Vault  widget.

[AOwL]

Firefox support that is a must have.

An opera I-Vault  widget.

I agree...

[BullHorn]

So, any progress for Firefox? I'm getting frustrated.

[Melih]

So, any progress for Firefox? I'm getting frustrated.

unfortunately not and there won't be for a while
sorry..

all our resources are being thrown at cpf, cavs at the moment...

sorry again

Melih

[arif09]

Now i could go on and on about what I want for i-Vault, but I think you guys [the developers] should download the Roboform (there is a free version) and give it a try. You can learn a lot from it, and I think i-Vault should have most of the features Roboform has, if not all. Once the i-Vault is more stable and rich in features, AND has support for Firefox, I will switch to i-Vault, instead of Roboform.
Firefox support is must in order for this software to succeed. More and more people are switching to FF everyday.
Also, as mentioned before, Opera support should be there too, even though I only use FF.
Keep up the good work
-Arif

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