Advice Request Password Manager Poll

[R2D2]

Primary PM is Lastpass (free) with 1Password, Bitwarden and Dashlane doing backup duty. My Roboform subscription expires in the next few months and will not be renewed. RF is the oldest one..in use for well over 8 years but it has fallen behind the rest of the pack in terms of UI and functionality. Neither of these PMs is perfect and all have their own quirks and bugs.

The slickest PM is Dashlane followed by 1Password. Bitwarden has a basic front end but at $10/year for this open source PM you can't go wrong. LastPass free is a gem. Nothing gets better than free, right? And then there are Sticky Password & KeePass. They serve as secure offline repositories of my data.

 

[kyros]

i use bitwarden but i/m thinhking on going to kaspersky password manager. What;s your opinion?

 

[Thales]

i use bitwarden but i/m thinhking on going to kaspersky password manager. What;s your opinion?

There are better options. I would skip it.

 

[kyros]

There are better options. I would skip it.

thanks for answering, but what are they and why?

 

[Thales]

thanks for answering, but what are they and why?

First of all are you looking for offline or online password manager? Paid or free?

 

[kyros]

i want the better whatever it is

 

[Tiamati]

I use LastPass! The more convenient by far. My second choice would be bitwarden and avira password manager.

I use nordpass and it seems perfect and simple, I love it.

I would if it could be kept active simultaneously with more than 1 device

 

[ng4ever]

I like this thread!

Shows good info!

 

[Tiamati]

BTW, you should try Avira Password Manager guys. It's simple, extremely easy to use and trustworthy.

 

[CyberPanther]

I am using 1Password which pretty decent for my needs. Works perfectly on my PC and smart phone.

 

[KonradPL]

I am using Sticky Password and True Key by Mcafee. The secound one is superb for me

 

[Psycho_Chicken]

Bitwarden here.

 

[kyros]

kaspersky uninstalled, too heavy. i had kts and was the free version limited with
15 passwords only

 

[Rollers127]

Keepass here

 

[amirr]

Keepass here

So how do you use that on your mobile devices?

 

[Brahman]

can't think of anything else other than Bitwarden, secure, opensource and over the top mostly free to use.

 

[Rollers127]

So how do you use that on your mobile devices?

Keepass touch. Easily synced when on your home wifi

 

[JasonUK]

Keepass XC & Lastpass. I don't use mobile devices for secure browsing so don't need a password manager for it (yet).

 

[cambell7]

kaspersky for the pc and for the ipad, ipad itself. Also the iphone kaspersky.

 

[Ink]

kaspersky for the pc and for the ipad, ipad itself. Also the iphone kaspersky.

For convivence, iCloud Keychain can be used across all your device; iPad and iPhone, as well as Mac and Windows

You will need iCloud for Windows to use iCloud Passwords extension. It is verified by a 6 digit PIN which is sent to your primary iOS device. The extension cannot be used without the desktop app.

The iCloud Passwords feature on Windows allows you to access your Safari passwords in Chrome using a browser extension. This feature is available in iCloud for Windows version 12 or later.

To use iCloud Passwords on your Windows computer, you need to sign in to the iCloud for Windows app using an account with two-factor authentication turned on, and have iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur 11 or later installed on the device receiving the security code.

Important: Turn off password saving in Chrome before you set up iCloud Passwords.

• If it is not already installed on your computer, get the iCloud for Windows app.
• Open the iCloud for Windows app, then select Passwords.
• Follow the onscreen instructions to download and install the iCloud Passwords Chrome extension.

Sources:
1. Set up iCloud Keychain and iCloud Passwords
2. Introduction to iCloud Keychain and iCloud Passwords

The downside to Kaspersky Password Manger are the limitations in the Free version, or when your subscription ends.