No, RoboForm does not set it to “Never”. RoboForm has a process running in the Windows background that manages the timeout and it can be set to whatever I want. If I want 43 minutes than that is what it does and it does that very well. If there is no activity on the computer for that amount of time, it will lock. But if it detects activity, it will extend the time by 43 minutes (in this example). That is exactly as it should be. And it also does not require at least one browser window to be left open at all times to avoid having to enter the PIN again, unlike Bitwarden. So in this respect, RoboForm is much better.