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Within the browser extension and mobile app, the layout of entries and settings feels intuitive. The look on Android may feel a bit plain, however. The Logins view within RoboForm’s browser extension.PCWorld In the browser extension, categories for your stored data and often-used features like a password generator and sharing options live in a left sidebar. The main window shows your saved entries for passwords and other items. You can access other settings in a drop-down menu by clicking on your account info in the upper-right of the screen. The mobile apps take a similar approach, but with a

You can share individual items and whole folders with other RoboForm users. Accessing the Sharing Center hub will show the items you’ve shared (if you’re a paid subscriber), as well as those that have been shared with you (all users). If you share an entry or folder with another user who hasn’t yet signed up for RoboForm, you’ll be notified that they will be required to create an account. Accepting these terms will send an invite to the email you’ve entered. Users signing up for RoboForm to see your shared entries must verify their email addresses before they’ll see the items. But confusingly,