Password Folder

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Andrew Lee
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Password Folder

#1 Post by Andrew Lee »

Received this via email from author:
Dear editor,

May I submit the new program Password Folder? This tool can protect folders larger than 100 GB with a password in 2 seconds on Windows.

Homepage: https://passwordfolder.net

Password Folder is a Windows lightweight folder password protection freeware tool adds password protection to a folder in a flash. It is extremely fast, even a folder of several gigabytes can be locked and restored in 2 seconds. It is perfectly suitable to protect folders on the local computer. No one would be able to open protected folders without the password.

Besides, once the folder is protected by Password Folder, it cannot be copied to other drive or sent via the internet unless you decrypt. Password Folder also adds a context menu shortcut so that users can protect a regular folder by a right-mouse hit easily.

Features of Password Folder

- Password Protect Folders on Windows
- Extremely Fast Encrypting Speed
- Unlock Folders Easily
- Prevent Folder Copying
- Work for Mobile Drives and Flash Disks
- Right Mouse Context Menu Shortcut
- Lightweight: 2 MB
- Portable ZIP Version Available, No Install Required
- Clean / No Adware & Toolbars

If you need the screenshot or icon/logo images, please email me at any time.

Regards,
Matt Lewis
It is freeware, and has a portable version.

I will probably check it out in due course when the need arises.

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Midas
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Re: Password Folder

#2 Post by Midas »

Password Folder has a minimal but no less interesting approach to folder locking -- unfortunately, I doubt it is truly portable: upon summary testing in Windows 10, there was a 'pafexp.ini' left at the root of '%APPDATA%'; also the avoidance of "Right-click Shortcut" and the association of PFF files (which locked folders turn themselves into) was retained, no doubt via the registry, but I can't confirm it 100% right now...

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