Password managers! (Fed up of lastpass!)

[Hutch]

Same. I should probably see what’s around now as have been using for years, it’s always been solid.

Took a while to get the Mrs on it and find sharing certain accounts like online groceries really great.

Each time I renew it I do tell myself I should look at alternatives.. I even get 1Password free from work but it just feels like effort to swap

 

[ED209]

Each time I renew it I do tell myself I should look at alternatives.. I even get 1Password free from work but it just feels like effort to swap

That's the thing, it's easier to renew than to change over or look around so you think I'll do it later and later never comes

 

[Rannoch]

bitwarden here, been using for a few years.

 

[Selekt0r]

Another Keepass user here, with the database synchronised across multiple devices using Syncthing.

 

[Adrianr]

Another Last Pass > Bitwarden user. Should have moved sooner.

 

[Spleen Sauce]

Another Bitwarden user here, moved from LastPass years ago. I also have my passwords stored in iCloud Passwords as a bit of a backup.

 

[pepp77]

I too moved to Bitwarden from Lastpass. Works fine for me and on my home PC I turn off master password requirements.

 

[kindai]

Proton Pass Updates!

1. Proton Pass Plus is now $1.99/month for the yearly plan instead of $3.99/month
2. Can now pin or bookmark items you use frequently, like bank cards, or notes you need, like a grocery list.
3. Can now edit and remove items in bulk, making it easier to manage hundreds of items.
4. Numerous improvements to the autofill feature, app performance, and overall app stability, along with bug fixes.

Coming Soon Tm:​

1. Desktop apps: Proton Pass apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux will provide better offline support and integration with your operating system.
2. Unlock with biometrics on web and desktop apps: You’ll be able to unlock Proton Pass with your fingerprint or other types of biometric authentication as an alternative to PIN codes.
3. Item history or versioning: You’ll be able to review past versions and modifications of an item and restore old versions. This feature is especially useful if you want to see previously used passwords or review changes in notes.

 

[chrismox]

I went from KeyPass to Bitwarden and it's done me well.

 

[Sirrel Squirrel]

I too switched from LastPass to BitWarden, I find it much better!

 

[lcg]

I also moved from LastPass to BitWarden free edition a few years back. It was a seamless transition and I've never had any issues.

 

[opethdisciple]

Anything that syncs with the cloud will have the same issues as Lastpass.

Which is why I advocate using offline only password managers such as keepassxc.

 

[Etheco]

I use 1Password, does the trick for me where I can have SSH keys loaded directly into terminals etc and extensions work great.

1Password uses a unique key for every account that is also required for logging in, and I also tie that with 2FA Security Key.

 

[Smokes]

Roboform user here for 15 years, although I might look at Bitwarden seeing as everyone is using it!

 

[chili]

i have used Lastpass since god know's when, but begining of this year i finally made the move to self host vaultwarden on my synology nas got to say i am lovin the move and it works well

 

[MTA99]

Like many others here I switched from Lastpass to Bitwarden a few years back. Premium is very fairly priced for sharing and yubikey support. I know it's "free" with Vaultwarden (used it to demo the enterprise features at work) but I think it's worth giving the Devs something to maintain the infrastructure and add features

 

[Craig321]

Bitwarden here, but I actually self-host vaultwarden, which is a back-end server for Bitwarden which you can self host. Much better to keep that sort of thing in your own hands. It reduces your 'attack surface' massively. Your passwords don't need to be online at all - it actually works really well set up on a Raspberry Pi, then when I'm at home, it'll sync because it's available on my local network with no remote access. I can still access passwords on my phone while out and about, which is handy as the vault syncs down to your phone.

 

[Ice Tea]

Warning: Fraudulent App Impersonating LastPass Currently Available in Apple App Store - The LastPass Blog

LastPass would like to alert our customers to a fraudulent app attempting to impersonate our LastPass app on the Apple App Store. The app in question is called “LassPass Password Manager” and lists Parvati Patel as the developer. The app attempts to copy our branding and user interface, though...

blog.lastpass.com

Warning from LastPass as fake app found on Apple App Store | Malwarebytes

LastPass has warned about a fake app called LassPass, available in the Apple App Store.

www.malwarebytes.com

 

[Coolasmoo]

Im getting pretty fed up with using NORD pass.

I open the app on my samsung pad and it asks me to log on..

I log on then it opens a web page for me to log on...

I then sometimes get asked to authenticate....

It then passes me back to the app where im again asked for my password.

WT**** SMASHES PAD.

 

[AStaley]

1Password here, been using it for nearly 10 years and couldn't do without it along with Authy for OTP. The desktop and mobile app are clean and easy to use, the browser add-in works, although I do get a little annoyed that the 1P prompt can cover fields when you're trying to type in an address or something as it tries to treat them like a password field.