Advice Request Password Manager Poll

[Abu Hussam]

Password Manager Poll

 

[FireHammer]

Hi, I use (no surprise) LastPass-Password Manager, I used the paid version for a long time, but now I use the free version, cause it is more than enough for my needs.
I have been looking at Bitwarden for some time now, but my problem is how do I transfer all my passwords from Lastpass to Bitwarden?

 

[Abu Hussam]

Hi, I use (no surprise) LastPass-Password Manager, I used the paid version for a long time, but now I use the free version, cause it is more than enough for my needs.
I have been looking at Bitwarden for some time now, but my problem is how do I transfer all my passwords from Lastpass to Bitwarden?

Try with this, may help

Import from LastPass | Bitwarden

If you are switching password managers from LastPass to Bitwarden, use this article guide you to export data from LastPass and import into Bitwarden.

bitwarden.com

 

[Ink]

Hi, I use (no surprise) LastPass-Password Manager, I used the paid version for a long time, but now I use the free version, cause it is more than enough for my needs.
I have been looking at Bitwarden for some time now, but my problem is how do I transfer all my passwords from Lastpass to Bitwarden?

IMO, LastPass Premium was worth it for $12** per year. Bitwarden Premium is $10 per year, as it includes their TOTP Authenticator, whereas LastPass Authenticator remains free.

Overall LastPass Free is still a very competitive Password Manager.

** As of 2019, LogMeIn's LastPass Premium now costs $36 per year. You do however get all the new features thrown in.

 

[Freud2004]

Sticky password manager

 

[harlan4096]

Where is KeePass?

 

[Ink]

Poll limit is 10. @harlan4096

I'm guessing OP picked the Top 10 Password Managers that are most popular/mentioned online..?

 

[Abu Hussam]

Where is KeePass?

I wanted to add it, but cann't more than 10 choises

 

[YuanJiawj]

LastPass (Free), simple and easy to use.

 

[Viking]

I use Kaspersky Password manager.

 

[OokamiCreed]

Using NordPass Free. The major drawback is that on desktop, you need to have the desktop app installed and the browser extension. When you install it for the first time in a browser, you need to enter a 4 digit code to communicate between the desktop app and the browser extension. Also, it doesn't seem to have the ability to stay logged in after a restart of the computer, unlike LastPass and Bitwarden (the other two that I used). Not something that you'd want to do on a non-personal computer, obviously.

My favorite password manager would have to be Bitwarden (which I will probably switch back to in the near future). LastPass was my first password manager which I can also strongly recommend. For the poll I chose Bitwarden.

 

[Thales]

Sticky password (local sync, cloud off) what else...

 

[ZeePriest]

Kaspersky password manager simply because I use their antivirus and I trust them. Plus that it's simple to use.

 

[Minimalist]

I use Keepass.

 

[dinosaur07]

Sticky password manager

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Me too and it is not listed in the poll.

 

[AYIZEB]

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

 

[Thales]

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

It's time to try it.

 

[JasonUK]

Lastpass but also using KeePassXC. Prefer the local storage of the latter.

 

[Evgeny]

Lastpass.

 

[JB007]

I'm using Lastpass free, it is simple to use and it works well on the sites I'm using.