*FF7 support and there it will be an update for each FF version upgrade,

**Several improvements on macro recorder and player engine,

***Still closely watching simplicity on UI management,

****A little bit more focused on chit-chatting on facebook page

Try Web Replay Password Manager on your vacation for free here.

It’s been a while since we last announced a major release for Web Replay Password Manager and here we are with a 3.5 bran-new and shinny version.

Most Important additions with 3.5 version:

1.       Internet Explorer 9 and FireFox 4 Password Manager

IE9 ready and steady with 3 new unique feature (see below); rolling like a fire ball on FF4 too, bran-new and faster than its predecessor.

2.       Android Password Manager

We have not forgotten about Smartphones and Tablets users and fans and designed and integrated Web Replay as Android Password Manager. Now you can sync and run in 1-Tap your bookmarklets: 1-Tap auto-fill, 1-Tap autologin, 1-Tap password viewer.

3.       iPhone and iPad improved

They use to say Apple makes the difference because they seem to translate their passion into the highest technical and design levels. Web Replay Password Manager 3.5 makes the difference among iPhone passwords managers and gather all at the tip of your finger: tap and go to auto-login, auto-fill and login viewer, all in one smart bookmarklet.

3 new UNIQUE features on the road

1.       inPrivate Browsing Auto-Fill

Gives the click-power-push to signing in to websites. And what is more good news? You can still click the green fields and choose the credentials to auto-fill in case you saved more than one accounts to the same website.

2.       IE 9 Taskbar Launch

The feature is available on IE9 -> Win 7 taskbar and it works like this: first drag an IE tab with a login page and pin it to taskbar. Next time when you want to log into your account, click website icon on the taskbar, the page opens and the login fields are green and auto-filled with your username and password so you can log in 1-Click.

3.       Internet Explorer address bar integration

Your Favorites are your new web macros. Saving a new website with Web Replay Password Manager results in a new Favorite website creation. So when you type website domain you will see under Favorites category all Web Replay web macros you saved for that website. Just click the web macro you want to run and you’re there, signed into your website. Web Replay navigates to the login page, enters the username and password and clicks the submit button for you.

Web Replay Password Manager loves you and stays FREE of charge. It is waiting for you here. Enjoy!

• You, the busy web surfer,  who practically live an entire life on the web : work, online shopping, online banking, social networking
• Your friends, who may just use the Internet for fun, but they still have to manage a lot of passwords or other personal data
• Your mom and dad, who may not be so used to online banking and they just stress out when they need to use the Internet for managing their money online.
• You, the web worker, who needs to fill out online spreadsheets, generate reports, and any other tedious tasks you need to do each and every day.
• You the webmaster, who needs to scrap data off one site and copy it into another site’s CMS and handle all the logins for your online resources.

Web Replay is not only a password management tool but also a visionary web macro recorder  that practically makes the Internet more accessible, faster, worry -free and more secure for anyone who uses the Internet.

Most of the password managers available offer a free trial that may work for some users who need to manage less than 10 passwords. But if you cross the line, you need to buy the full version of their product.

Web Replay 3.0 is now absolutely free if you use it on your desktop.

NO limitations for logins, bookmarks, safe notes storage. Even more, the web macro recorder is also available for you to record as many web macros as you wish and store them along with your other private data in a strongly encrypted database.

A portable password manager for only $39.99

You can buy Web Replay PRO if you use multiple devices to surf the web: your iPhone, your Windows Mobile, your USB, or if you just need to sync the data between your computers.

What’s so great about this offer? Well, just think about what you would normally have to do if you used these devices to access the Internet: you’d have to buy several stand-alone software products for each of them:

A regular password manager for your desktop: prices vary between $20 to $39.99

Your iPhone: a password manager costs around $39.99

Your Windows Mobile: several products available ~ $20

Your USB: special licenses that would cost you extra $ 20

Doing some simple math, you’ll discover that if you were to simplify your life with all these products you’d have to take out of your pocket around $100.Not to mention, that these being different products, you may get into trouble when you need to sync your data between your devices.

Web Replay PRO contains all the portable features of Web Replay Desktop Edition and costs only $39.99.Do your research and we know we’ll see you again J

We’d love to have you as a co-author in our newsletter. If you feel like sharing your experience with Web Replay, tell others how you use Web Replay, what are its main benefits to you or how you envision the future of Web Replay, we strongly encourage you to send us an email with your thoughts and we’ll include it in our newsletter so that everyone can hear you out. It’s all about building a community of friends who share ideas and build a product together.

The more you talk to us, the more efficient shall we work for you.

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Ever since we designed Web Replay, we tried to figure out what’s the best way to explain this feature to our users so that they can use it to its utmost, in terms of helping them surf the web faster and more secure. The challenge in explaining this powerful feature of Web Replay (a killer feature, actually) relies more on introducing a new concept than on emphasizing the obvious benefits once you get the hang of it.

The concept of Web Macro or Internet Macro

The Concept: Web macros use the programming-by-example concept to automate user actions within a web browser

The Reality: In this hectic web world, the more we’re trying to do, the more boring and mindless does our work seem to get. Think about the web sites you visited in the last few days and didn’t require you to login or sign up for a new account (Google, maybe?: D).

Is it a win-win situation? Yes!

Two of the reasons are your online security and their marketing strategy – they give you a free (or paid) account and protect your data, you use their service and strengthen their online credibility.

Again, is it a win-win situation? No!

They have computers to remember you; you have only one mind to remember all of them.

We agree there’s nothing wrong or fishy about being a member of online services. But, the more you like or depend on their services the more “stuffed” does your mind get. Your will soon be “kneeled down” by the information that has been piling up. You’ll be typing tons of passwords, usernames, filling web forms with your information, just like in a never-ending story. Each and every day! Several times a day! Hundreds times a week!

The cost? Hmm, well it’s quite pricy: you lose precious time and memory “space” that you could use elsewhere.

“Ifs” that have answers

If you already have Web Replay installed, you know what we are talking about and you may very well just stop reading, here.

If you are curious what we are talking about, you can get Web Replay free or Web Replay trial, to check it out.

If you just want to see Web Replay in action, check out this short video.

If you want to read more about Web Replay Macro Recorder, subscribe to this blog,

We’ll be posting a series about web automation & web macros and we’ll be trying to explain them in detail. Please, bear with us though! We’re going through a huge site makeover and we’re kinda’ trapped with some designing issues. But we’ll get back to this soon, I promise! J

What I’m trying to say is that any ideas, suggestions, criticisms are more than welcome in our creative process and that we honestly appreciate all the smart ideas you have been willing to share with us up to now.

After all, this new website is meant to help you discover Web Replay and its purpose is not just to look “sexier” but also to be a “factotum click”, through an improved usability and a fresh and brainy content.

• A brand new program icon.

• We redesigned Web Replay Toolbar

We’ve changed the toolbar icons to give it a cooler and sleeker look. In the Firefox version we’ve added a search bar for quicker access to your information.

• We’ve redesigned Web Replay Management Studio

Icons changed. Usability issues fixed. A completely fresh overhaul that will enhance our users’ experience by making it easier for them to find and manage all their information.

We’ll continue to share with you our design work and any usability ideas we want to put into practice. Again, please don’t hesitate to tell us what you like or dislike. We’re open to constructive criticism and the more honest you are in your feedback, the better and the more effective can we deliver Web Replay to you.

The coffee maker gets our coffee ready, the toaster pops up our toast whilst we’re brushing our teeth.

Web Replay can do the cyber work for you! It can open all the web pages you visit each and every morning, including logging you into our accounts, while you’re having your coffee and toast.

Let me explain!

Every morning, before I go to work, I check my email, online bank account, my company messages and, if time allows, my social sites.

Here’s how it used to be: I would open each page, type my username and password, take the required actions and move on to the following account. A dull, time-consuming, brain-killer routine! If I were to put in into words, it would look like this:

Web Replay 3.0 takes online productivity to the next level. You can create Web Macros for each of your accounts you check every day, create a group containing these macros and then have them run automatically, in different tabs.

The miracle is here! Web Replay logs you to all these websites securely and automatically without you even touching the keyboard.

All in all, we believe that Web Replay 3.0 is a notable reason for our existing users to update their copies and, for all the others, who are new to Web Replay, to grab a copy and allow us to prove why we believe Web Replay is must-have software for the savvy web users.

You can grab your copy of Web Replay 3.0 from here.

The main features we’ve added:

Web Replay for Firefox – A lot of our users have asked for this feature and, now, that it’s out, we feel the difference. Web Replay is more appealing to more users since the reality shows that most Internet users use both browsers for surfing.

Sync between computers –Another reality is that most of us use different computers to surf the web: at home, at work or our notebooks for all the other locations. Consequently, we have different databases on each of them. Starting with Web Replay 3.0, you can sync these databases to keep all the information up-to-date and organized. Using online services like DROPBOX, Live Mesh or FolderShare, you can sync your databases to have access to the latest items you’ve added (bookmarks, logins, safe notes, web macros) from the computer you’re using right now.

Merge databases – Two databases: one for work, one for private use. That’s how some of our users use Web Replay. And that’s ok if you want to go completely separate with your professional and your personal interests. But, if you ever want to have a single database that contains all the items from both these previously created databases, you can choose to merge them and have all the information synced and adjusted so that your newly created database contains all your saved items (logins, web macros, bookmarks, safe notes).

The new UI

We have a new look. Completely new look!

Inside Web Replay Management Studio, we changed the icons and fixed some usability issues based on our users’ tremendously helpful feedback.