IronVest Extension

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Protect your Passwords, Payments, and Privacy.

Latest reviews

• (2023-10-31) Amir: This is malware. It's invasive and takes over EVERYTHING and starts saving your entered passwords without permission. There is no way to disable this unless you do it one by one for each website.
• (2023-09-29) Roy Behymer: Not only is the extension great, but some of the website features are truly helpful. I had thrown away a theater ticket receipt, then later decided to change the date for the ticket. Unfortunately, cancellations aren't via the theater's app, but through the ticket confirmation email, which now was nowhere to be found on any of my devices. Enter Ironvest (formerly Blur). Their temporary inbox stores emails using their masking addresses for up to two months. And there is where I found the deleted email and was able to re-forward it to my devices. Saved me about $20 right there. Thanks, Abine/Ironvest!
• (2023-08-21) Levi Means: This was one of the best tools I have ever used and then the transfer to a new name broke it. No amount of re-importing the files from my previous blur account has resolved this. I've been fighting this for weeks it's it's frustrating. I got what I paid for and I'm switching to another service.
• (2023-07-27) Majestic One: Been using Blur for years and it just recently turned into ironvest even more secure amazing amazing product I recommend not only Blur but also use delete me too.
• (2023-07-03) A M: Was a Blur user. I'm glad IronVest is doing password retrieval. The app on the iphone is a little clunk with Safari, but it does sync between PC and phone, a feature you have to pay for with LastPass.
• (2023-06-30) Scott Wilson: After Ironvest took over, I've noticed that the extension is messing with sites even when it is supposedly turned off for them. I'm not sure what's going on and don't value it enough to dig into it further, but this is your warning: the extension is not doing what it tells you it is doing.
• (2023-06-27) Grumpier: When it works it's very good. It just doesn't work very well. When it's time to renew I won't. Blur and Delete Me were great but since IronVest took over the program has gone to Hell in a hand basket.
• (2023-06-21) Greg Lauver: Longtime user of Abine Blur; suddenly that browser extension was replaced by IronVest. No matter, a quick email to Abine confirmed that IronVest is Abine's new incarnation. For my limited purposes, the free version works quite well despite a dozen or so other security extensions. Recommendation: On my W10 PC, when IronVest decides to Lock, it should tell me it's locked instead of simply showing no usernames & passwords, which looks like it's broken. Then I would know that I should simply sign out, then sign back in, then unlock.
• (2023-06-03) Kaj Koivunen: I suddenly found this addon installed despite never having installed it myself or given permission to install it. Seems shady.
• (2023-05-13) duey wag: This extension was great when it was Blur. But when it went to Ironvest, it only auto fills part of the time. Whatever they did in the transition stinks.
• (2023-05-02) Lucifer Morningstar: Love DELETE ME and BLUR best for PRIVACY PRACTICES.
• (2023-03-09) Alan Green: This app is a car crash. Just so unreliable. The multiple name changes and owners gives the game away. No response from support requests. Not fit for purpose on any level. It's not good - But it is free!🥴
• (2023-02-22) John W Bond: works about 50% of the time auto-filling and/or hitting the 'fill' button on the pop-down. Not anywhere close to the usability or features of Roboform or LastPass. About the same functionality as and usability of the FREE version of BitWarden. Most of the time I have to manually find the web site in the IronVest web page and then copy from there to the target page. I know why this is happening from looking at the text of the HTML target that Ironvest has stored in login account. When websites change the login URL, Ironvest stops recognizing the website as the target to fill in. Manually filling in the login does not force the URL to be updated in the saved login account.
• (2023-02-05) Jeffrey Walizer: I have been using Blur (Now Ironvest) for years... it works great and the UI is quite intuitive. I was given a free year of 1passowrd and tried it thinking I might convert from Ironvest which I pay for... I did not like the 1passord UI nearly as well.. I am sticking with Ironvest
• (2023-02-03) E B: An extremely effective password generator, coupled to an account management system including disposable email addresses. I've been using it free for maybe six years and I am about to upgrade to the plus version. The support I have had, on those rare occasions when needed, has been prompt and accurate.
• (2023-01-24) Tom Whitfield: I've been using Blur for several years to mask email addresses online, and started paying for premium to get the credit card masking ability. I've loved it, even though I used LastPass for my password manager. However, with the data breaches LastPass has experienced, I've decided to use Blur (now IronVest) for everything. It's been a great app.
• (2023-01-20) Lucky Whitmer: Great password keeper option and offers so much more
• (2023-01-07) Steve Hollingsworth: Finally. The password manager and security app I have been waiting for. Great job IronVest Team!
• (2022-12-29) Nevyn Krater: This is a useful extension, web interface, and Android app. I am yet to try the biometrically-secured password vault or 'phone masking service and await further information from the app provider. From my experiences with it, I would recommend this app to my family and friends. I would like to know more about the company's history than is detailed on the interweb.
• (2022-12-29) Sheldon L. Richman: I've been a big fan and premium user of this product for some time. It really delivers. And here's the bonus: the technical support staff is superb. I was having a problem on my Chromebook, and Ironvest's support person worked with me for weeks to get it all sorted. She responded to my initial email quickly and was highly responsive until the problem was solved. The final stage was an online meeting with her and a software engineer who showed me what I was doing wrong. I couldn't be more enthusiastic about this extension and its the company's customer service.
• (2022-12-27) Stelios A: Perfect!!!
• (2022-12-16) Richard Anthony: Blur worked well. After the IronVest takeover my logins are not recognized in the prompt so I have to manually look them up. Sometimes the prompt does not even show up. I'm not using any other extensions alongside IronVest so these issues are the fault of IronVest. Just cancelled my premium subscription and will seek out a better alternative.
• (2022-12-15) channelsixtyseven067 dx: I have been using this application for years and years. Has made online bill paying a breeze. Excellent product.
• (2022-11-26) Jorge Cruz: Worked great when it was Blur now with Ironvest it will not synch anymore. Terrible look elsewhere.
• (2022-11-22) Steven Castellano: Great! Has been a solid, reliable password manager for years now. Also offers privacy and identification security tools..
• (2022-10-30) William Kisse: Perfect...perfect...perfect! I can offer no higher recommendation after many years of reliable use. Thank you
• (2022-10-28) Tina M: 10-27-22 Updated review: If you can tell from their rep's answer below, I was having a lot of problems with the app. If I opened a webpage, before it would put in the login and password, I'd have to log into the app each time. After days of this, I was done with Abine and was going to remove my previously positive review. I'm a long-time Abine user as I started out with them when it was MaskMe, DeleteMe, DoNotTrackMe, etc. Blur was not as user-friendly as those products and apparently Ironvest was going to be even worse than Blur. I left my review and was surprised to see that someone official responded to it. Lisnel tried to help by providing the information below that would let me change the settings so that I could extend the length of time Ironvest required me to put in my password, which would fix my biggest annoyance and what was causing me to leave the app. I tried to access the link provided, but it said that the product would be coming soon and did not have a way for me to login. I don't think Lisnel knew that as he was trying to be helpful. I tried off and on for several days without success and had given up when I thought I'd try to access my settings through the options under my browser's extensions tab. Found the settings he'd described and had no problem changing it to a longer length of time before it would request my app password. My problem with the app password is now fixed, thanks to Lisnel. I'm still finding some odd things like asking me should it save a password that I know I saved weeks or months ago, but I can deal with those as they continue to work on things from their end. The issues I've had to deal with are why I gave it 4 stars and not 5. Thank you to Lisnel for helping me get this fixed, even if I couldn't use the link. Your response let me know what to look for in order to resolve the issue.
• (2022-10-22) Apical Crop Science: I have been a premium user of Blur for years. Recently, it automatically updated itself to become IronVest, and now ALL OF MY PASSWORDS AND CARDS ARE GONE. I contacted Support, and they told me to go to a Settings page THAT DOES NOT EXIST. I'm done with these losers. How do you upgrade and just throw out all of a user's data? What were they thinking? DO NOT TRUST THIS APP.
• (2022-10-17) lcf45acp: BLUR never failed me. Ironvest is not even a completed App. WORST migration EVER! I'm a PREMIUM customer of a 2nd rate App.. A solution for login on every tab was suggested: https://ironvest.com/app/sign-in ... UNLOCK FOREVER... I have yet to find it... My confidence has been LOST...
• (2022-10-01) Philosophically Inclined: It took a little to understand and navigate the new APP/site/Extension, but I was distracted. It works wonderfully, and I appreciate the added security. Always a paid customer appreciation.
• (2022-09-30) Kilowag Magnusson: Bien que ce semble de marcher un peux mieux que Blur, je suis tres agace par le fait que la modalite "Lock" ne respecte pas que je veux pas m'en servir. Toujours achaque 15 minutes, l'affaire "serre" ! Un bogue?
• (2022-09-28) Marti Grace Ashby: I loved Blur just the way it was... I would like this iteration just fine except that it is everywhere I am. If I'm signing into any site, it shows up. If I don't remember the password, I'll sign in to Ironvest (Blur), but it is really a nuisance to do so. I used to be able to click on Blur and have everything right there. I guess this goes to their idea of very good security measures. While I appreciate the sentiment, it is really frustrating to deal with. I decided to subscribe to the less expensive version because I think what they do is really needed; I appreciate having my passwords in one place. I have another file where I keep my passwords, but I often fail to put in the newest updated passwords. (Sorry, this is lengthy.) I just do not think the designers had to make it become almost too cumbersome to use; that said, I will continue to muddle through at least until my subscription is ready for renewal. I'll renew IF they make some changes in its accessibilty. I do want to especially commend the customer service folks. When I couldn't remember my backup phrase, I thought I had lost all of my passwords as I was told I would if I didn't put in the phrase. I worked with such a wonderful CS person, Lisnel Peña, who was so helpful to me. Anyway, long story short... I hope the designers make this more user friendly because, right now, it's not!
• (2022-09-28) Marius Vladislav: J'utiise depuis des annees blur est je suis tres satisfait. Mais depuis le changement de l'extension en Ironvest je n'arrive plus arreter la demande de unlock. Ok qu'on me demande de le faire une fois mais comment memorisez cela au moins pour l'ordinateur, comme ca se fait ailleurs? D'ailleurs le nouveau site n'est pas active. Merci
• (2022-09-27) Frank Fletcher: They changed from Blur to Ironvest in the extension. Now it locks up my browser any time I interact with extensions. I can't access the ironvest website. On top of the major bugs, everything about this service is in limbo and there has been no warning. I received no emails, or any other communication regarding these changes.
• (2022-02-03) gene jacobson: I've been using Blur for many years, it's an absolutely outstanding password manager and their customer service is outstanding.
• (2021-09-06) An WIld: You should really make it a must-have extension when you go online.
• (2021-08-21) MEGA WEB TECH: Lost all my Password. Have this installed and turn on as default password manager. After a while was asked to signin again and after I did, no save password was available and am frustrated at the moment.
• (2021-08-13) C Rog: Bought it for masked cards. Paid the premium monthly fee of $15. You can only make 2-4 cards before they want you to add a checking account, instead of using your debit/credit card to make a masked card. This was NOT listed before you sign up for their premium fee. Furthermore, they then block your account from making a masked card if you make a couple in a day. Should stick to privacy
• (2021-07-25) J J: I have just started using the masked emails. I already have a password manager, but may switch in the future. It is actually much more simple to generate a secure password through Blur than through my password manager. As far as the masked email function, I absolutely love it. I use a masked email when needed to access information or shop, and then I am able to delete the email. My inbox is so much cleaner. The UI for masked emails is excellent. I look forward to digging in deeper to what this extension can offer.
• (2021-05-23) CHIRAG SINGHAL: useless for me . password management is supported natively in chrome.
• (2021-05-11) Simon Villaeys: Pas mal mais peut vraiment mieux faire. Pas de possibilité de cacher/protéger sa carte de crédit si elle n'est pas liée à un compte aux États-Unis. Pareil pour le numéro de téléphone. En plus sur l'iphone, il faut sans cesse rechercher les mots de passe et les copier-coller sur les sites/dans les applis où l'on veut accéder. Je commence à regretter d'avoir payé pour cela...
• (2021-03-03) Remo: TL; DR: Blur is a joke. Fortunately, Bitwarden can solve my password management problems (no affiliation). 1. No improvements in two years, neither the web nor the Android version, which has been in 2. Android app in Beta for two years now, with a broken auto-fill feature and cumbersome search 3. Features missing, in comparison to Bitwarden: custom fields, search your complete vault right from the extension (with Blur, you have to open the website for full access to all accounts), Domain match customization even down to the account level (even Regex, if you dare), add multiple domains where a single account is used (like amazon.com/de/co.uk, Blur creates individual accounts that you have to maintain separately), and for 10$/y extra even the amazing TOTP code rotation Authenticator Key integration, again on the account level! 4. Blur does not even have secure notes, a feature request I formally made two times already. 5. Shows banner ads for their other products, even for paid members 6. If you are still reading and still not convinced that Blur is a software nobody should recommend, just google: "Abine Blur Password Manager suffers a data breach exposing private data of 2.4 million users". You will get to know that "Exposed information included users’ email addresses, first and last names, last and second-to-last IP addresses used to login to Blur, encrypted Blur passwords." Okay, Blur has the masking features. They sell their software as a privacy thing. Because they know they do not stand a chance as a Password Manager. Tracker Blocking. Included in Free. The tracker blocking of AdGuard does the job just as well, you do not need Blur for that. Then: Email masking, with a paid subscription, 39$/y. You can get the same functionality for free (e. g. from anonaddy.com). For credit card masking, you need a Premium subscription that costs even 99$/y! Every 21st app-based bank provides one use virtual credit cards for free for these rare occasions you cross a website that does not offer easy subscription cancellation, like the New York Times (I am done with them too, they make it hard to unsubscribe on purpose, by phone only, can you imagine?) As an alternative, I highly recommend the combination of Bitwarden, AdGuard, a free email masking service and a customer-oriented bank with free disposable credit cards (Revolut, in my case). Bitwarden has more functionality even in the free version, like custom fields, multi-domain accounts, domain matching customization; a working Android App, and for 10$/year even with integrated account level 2FA code generator - no more filling in codes manually from a separate authenticator app necessary! No affiliation with Bitwarden, I am just a happy customer (and obviously a frustrated Blur paid member, stupid enough to pay for a two-year license). Personally used, paid, and evaluated countless Password Managers extensively over the years, Bitwarden beats them all, Blur is the worst. Among others: -- LastPass (BEWARE! They accidentally corrupted my vault during a restore operation, I lost a complete vault with over one hundred PWs and countless notes! Also: the got breached a while back), -- Dashlane (buggy, overpriced), -- LogMeOnce (slow, missing features), -- NordPass (sleek UI but missing features) -- Keeper (limited features, buggy Android app)
• (2021-02-24) NotPracticingLaw. info: Great concept to mask email address and cards. But, I have a 2 problems, so far with the browser app. 1. Some app developers care about the seeing impaired, and use a code to A. Gauge the users screen size, and B. set the DPI variants adjusting for app windows, or any drop-down, or pop-outs. And as much as I'd LOVE to use this app, Blur does neither, A. nor B.that would benefit the partially blind! And yes. I've already vented my concerns with Blur support, and was told "just change to a smaller size." I guess they don't know what of a super pain it would be to change the DPI, and Reboot, use Blur, and change DPI, and reboot again to use the rest of the OS to see by! Why do other apps, and browser extensions, not need to jump thru all them hoops to be use-full, for the partially disabled?
• (2021-01-20) Stas Prokopiv: より強く
• (2020-11-20) Daya Deuskar: This has stopped working with Chrome entirely as of late. Will no longer sync or download the accounts— I have to use another browser to access ANY of my passwords. This is ridiculous after being a paying subscriber for years. I unsubscribed a few months back due to a decline in stability of the service and it's quality is in free fall at this point.
• (2020-11-13) John Kenny: The only Email Masking app that works effectively that I've been able to find up to now! That's not even where the features stop either it can also mask Bank Cards for use online as well as phone number masking. Give it a try it does exactly what is advertised!
• (2020-10-19) Andy Frank: 无竞争对手的App
• (2020-09-10) Puff-Schwartz: It works.
• (2020-06-22) Grace Cyberxtime: Amazing!!!
• (2020-04-11) Fujita mobile: Protect your credit card 1.Sync across all of your devices 2.Block hidden trackers, stop secret data collection, start ad blocking 3.Auto-fill forms in a snap Price= @$99 Yearly Unlimited (Premium : Masked Cards (virtual cards) Masked Phone Backup & Sync