- Jun 14, 2011
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From what I can tell while scrolling through Twitter is that many people are moving to Bitwarden currently.
Changes to LastPass Free
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- Aug 22, 2013
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If I had not moved to Bitwarden and Authy ( For 2Fa...I was using last pass authenticator for its backup and restore capability, Authy also offers the same)I could have said I am ditching lastpass in protest, stupid me, I lost a chance to show my protest.
- Jul 26, 2012
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- Sep 5, 2017
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yes i respect their decision they are developers who are working hard. it is not obligatory for them to provide full featured product for free . our human nature is always greedy. it is free then it should always be. if you could afford then Pay for it , not then there are other good free one
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- Nov 26, 2017
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Lastpass started with 1$/month now it is 3$/month lol. There are better alternatives for this price or cheaper for example Bitwarden 1$/month,
I'm not advertising Bitwarden but Lastpass is probably the last one I would use for this price.
I'm not advertising Bitwarden but Lastpass is probably the last one I would use for this price.
- Jul 29, 2017
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The way I see it, the issue is not that they changed the free model, but that they kept the previous free model long enough to gather userbase.
Sure, it is worth paying for a service that you find useful, but it is much better to reward honest and active developers.
I use bitwarden but I have a premium membership.
And pricewise, 10$ annually for bitwarden is much cheaper than 3$ monthly for LastPass..
Sure, it is worth paying for a service that you find useful, but it is much better to reward honest and active developers.
I use bitwarden but I have a premium membership.
And pricewise, 10$ annually for bitwarden is much cheaper than 3$ monthly for LastPass..
- Apr 30, 2012
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I've been using LP for quite a while, migrated to it from Keepass, when won a LP lic here. When Google Chrome covered their PM with password, I let it grab any passwords it could. Now it turns very handy.
I really like LP authenticator on smartphones. Am I right that this change won't affect it?
I really like LP authenticator on smartphones. Am I right that this change won't affect it?
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- Aug 21, 2020
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And so it begins. People will flock to Bitwarden now. "Unlimited devices of one type" is a massive deal breaker.
I'm giving Bitwarden a go now although I'm tempted to drop all online/cloud password managers and just use KeePassXC which I've also got installed
- May 10, 2019
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Or you can use Sticky Password and sync your passwords over WIFI. This feature is coming to Enpass too.
- May 26, 2014
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This was the final push to fully migrate to Bitwardern and that was done yesterday along with a deletion of my LastPass account.
- May 10, 2019
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Bitwarden is great, but for the same price ($1/user) my family went for 1Password which offer better form filling capabilities and iOS support. We also made use of their 1 year free promo. Anyway, I would not subscribe to their personal plan for it is too expensive for me.
Did you use Linux? On Windows the original KeePass client makes more sense
Snippet from their email to LastPass Free users, they ended the email as follows:
Check the small print.
- Apr 1, 2019
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- May 10, 2019
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The price asked by most password manager is more than what I pay for my main security solution. It is close to the cost of Microsoft 365 Personal. This is insane. Luckily, I grabbed Sticky Password Lifetime for $14.99 and I have a lifetime license for Enpass, but not gonna use it ever again for their marketing practices as they did not honour the lifetime license. The same goes for LastPass. First they increased the price and now they severely and intensively limited the free plan.
- May 10, 2019
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Now a lot of people are migrating to Bitwarden. Those angry users about Laspass change and those who are angry at Enpass who did not honour their lifetime license. Bitwarden is a valuable target for it is used by millions and is cloud-based. Now I am moving all my passwords from Dashlane to Sticky Password and I am going to use WIFI sync as I find it hard to trust Dashlane (nothing concrete, but I have a grudge if I may say 
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- Apr 1, 2019
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What made you change from Dashlane?Now a lot of people are migrating to Bitwarden. Those angry users about Laspass change and those who are angry at Enpass who did not honour their lifetime license. Bitwarden is a valuable target for it is used by millions and is cloud-based. Now I am moving all my passwords from Dashlane to Sticky Password and I am going to use WIFI sync as I find it hard to trust Dashlane (nothing concrete, but I have a grudge if I may say
- May 10, 2019
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Unfortunately, I started to experience issues with Sync functionality. There is no way to scan QR code to enable 2FA for a site using Dashlane extension, so you need to scan the QR code using Dashlane Mobile. When you do so a duplicate item (login with TOTP code and another one without) gets created. Dashlane is great and I like its appearance and functions, but I started to fear that my data is stored in the cloud. My license is still valid for late 2025 and I might sell the license to a friend. I have a lifetime license for Sticky Password which I am moving my passwords to. 1Password is a great option and it is way better than any other password manager that I have ever tried, but it is expensive. My family is subscribed to 1Password Family btw.
- Apr 1, 2019
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That’s frustrating. 1Password is great and it sounds like you have a good solution with Sticky Password as well.
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