Are you moving out of Lastpass?
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Lastpass was a good password manager app all the while, since they are now planning to charge about 2000 rupees p.a. from March 16th 2021. Planning to move out to an alternate free one.
I have zeroed in on the free Bitwarden app.
What password manager are you looking as alternative to Lastpass?
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Any limits in norton password manager
Bitwarden from now
Signed up for a bitwarden account today, installed the chrome extension and saved in the first site.
i use Bitwarden, satisfied
only downside, passwords are stored in cloud, in some form
LastPass, has announced a major change to the way the free tier of the service works. Starting March 16, 2021, users of the free tier will be limited to using the service on either just desktop or just mobile.
They are only changing device access if you want both mobile and laptop then pay for subscription else keep using free on laptop.
I’ll be continuing the free version for my desktops, just need a good mobile alternative.
Why do guys need password manager Just remember them
Would have been possible, only if you use the internet for receiving and sending email, like 20 years ago.
I’m using 1Password. Got a 1 year family plan for free last year.
Good for you. I can remember only a couple of login passwords. If the google login button is available, I try and use only that. Saves me from creating and remembering another username and password.
I created only one password with some fix characters and some variable ones. The variable characters are based on certain pattern/rules which I created for my convenience.
For every login anywhere, the fixed characters are always same while variable characters change based on what website/email/account I’m logging in. That way, even though I have just one password, I still have a different password for each website, email or account. For sure, I don’t need a password manager to store one password.
Using enpass and bitwarden. Got free lifetime subscription to enpass few years back. Only problem is that we need a desktop client to use browser extensions which can get difficult.
I moved to bitwarden couple of days ago after recommendations from other more tech savvy users. Importing from Lastpass was seamless and it works just like Lastpass. My reason of switch was mainly due to security concerns, as I’m told BW is better in that respect due to being open source and all.
I thought Lastpass is only charging users who want to use the app on multiple devices, like and pc and mobile both, or are they charging for using PC version alone?
They now categorized access as either from mobile devices or computer devices.
If you using on computer devices like web browsers or chrome extensions, you cannot use from mobile devices like phones, tablets, watches.
They are not charging to use from computers, provided your means to access lastpass account remains only from computer related devices.
It’s not only the hassle of remembering passwords, you also have to keep changing them every 1-3 month. I usually use randomly generated ones which are weird in weirder ways. I’ll stick to LP on Desktop & Laptop. Looking at BitWarden for mobile. Thank you for suggesting
I am using my LastPass since 12 years for free. Even if they ask for pay now I will pay. They are running a discounted membership plan.
https://blog.lastpass.com/2021/02/changes-to-la...
For one category-multi device, its free. It’s up to user to choose category. Mobile/ Tablets or Laptops/Desktops.
I always forgot the password of lastpas
That’s sad.
Norton password manager is a good alternative.
Personally did not like Bitwarden that much besides it’s open-source.