Password managers are applications created to enable users to keep their passwords in a single place and absolve themselves of the need to remember every single one of their passwords.
They, in turn, encourage clients to use passwords that are as complex as possible and remember a single master password. Modern password managers even go the extra mile to keep other information such as card details, files, receipts, etc. safely locked away from prying eyes.
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