Advice Request Best alternative to LastPass 2021

[Eggnog]

As many of you already know, LastPass is changing to only supporting one device in its free version beginning March 16. LastPass has had some issues since acquired by LogMeIn and I've had trouble from time to time with log ins not working properly. I've been using LastPass for several years but I think it's time for a change. What is a good alternative? I don't care whether it's free or paid, so long as it is secure and reputable, has all the core features you would expect, has a clean interface, is relatively intuitive to use, and doesn't require a doctorate to set up. I already have my LastPass .csv exported so I'm good to go. If it has some useful bells and whistles, that's okay, too. I don't, however, want to pay about $25 over the standard price of other comparable managers for Dashlane just to get its stupid VPN which is just a basic rebrand of HotSpot Shield. Thanks in advance.

 

[ForgottenSeer 85179]

My daughter is the most critical/vocal one here, we will see how it goes...

House arrest regulates

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

House arrest regulates

Good suggestion, but when she is that vocal, we want her out of the house
But jokes aside, if it works for her it's a good product.

 

[mlnevese]

Here I have to convince my wife to change... but Sticky also locked her phone so I have a chance...

 

[entropism]

For yourself, that works, but not everyone is you.

You have to consider other people, and different scenarios where people's data is a target. Corporate, Businesses, Journalists, CEOs etc.

It is 100% better if safeguards are modelled around the worse case scenario.

You're arguing against yourself here. Bitwarden gives you the option to select what I need (less physical security) instead of the default, which requires a log-in every time the vault is accessed. 1Password does NOT. So yes, this works for myself. AND for everyone else. Because it's a choice, with the default being the more secure option.

 

[mlnevese]

Updating my previous posts, I subscribed 1Password today. Even my wife agreed Sticky was driving her crazy.

Also a coming update will integrate the browser plugins and desktop app so you will just have to unlock one and may do so using Windows Hello. The Linux beta already has this integration feature.

 

[Eggnog]

I finally settled on 1Password paid up for a year. It does what I want it to do and is a mature password manager.