Initially, this post should have been a comparative of password managers. However, while doing my research, I stumbled upon some concerning design choices regarding Dashlane, which pushed me to write and publish this post first. Specifically, I take serious issue with two of Dashlane's features...

Your web browser is certainly nice, but it could be way better with the right extensions! This is why I compiled this list of browser extensions I find the most useful in my day-to-day browsing.

Web of Trust is a very handy browser extension that helps you identify fraudulent websites very easily.

Until now, if you lost your Android phone or if someone stole it, you had only little chances to find it, unless you installed an application like Where's My Droid. Well, installing such an app is no longer necessary, thanks to Google's brand new Android Device Manager.

Sleep as Android is an Android app that'll help you wake up more refreshed. Combined with its SleepStats add-on, it will help you understand your sleep and even give you advice.

Detectify is a tool that allows you to scan your website in order to detect vulnerabilities that could be exploited by hackers.

WiFi Guard is a freeware that monitors clients connected to your current access point and warns you if an unknown new client pops up.

FileBot is a Java application allowing you to rename your favorite movies and TV shows to keep your files organized.

Wunderlist is a free cross-platform task list with a beautiful and easy to use interface.

SwiftKey just released the beta of their Android keyboard's new version, SwiftKey Flow, which enables you to swipe between keys to type.