The lack of password manager support for your Windows product is just wrong. Having to manually type in user-id and password means that I can not use complex random passwords. I have to use simple, short and easy to remember passwords.... counter to best practices. You don't even support copy/paste. Your product is alone when it comes to password manager support. When will you join the 2010s and support more security for an application that holds information that needs high levels of security from a personal perspective. Your lack of support means the user has to simplify and go in the opposite direction of best practices.
