Battle Which Password Manager is the best?

[ItsReallyMe]

I want to know which password manager is the best? i use lastpass but i had some problems like not autofilling recently!

 

[Soulbound]

I personally use KeePass and KeePassX.

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

I pointed Kyle at Bit Warden over here to answer questions but since his posts are new they are moderated and not showing.

I was hoping he could answer questions, address concerns and get our development/usability feedback.

 

[ZeroDay]

Bit Warden now.Thanks to @ForgottenSeer 58943

 

[Azure]

Anyone here tried Enpass? Any opinion?

 

[MatrixArmour]

Lastpass is the best manager.

 

[Viking]

I'm using Kaspersy password manager (free version) and happy with it.

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

I'm using Kaspersy password manager (free version) and happy with it.

Aka Stickypassword

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

Bit Warden suffers in two areas IMO..

1) Secure notes is virtually useless. Look at the notes aspect of Sticky, then look at Bit Warden, it just doesn't work right.
2) Updating passwords is BAD on Bit Warden. It's a lot of slow, manual work with tabs that keep closing when you don't want them to.

Otherwise? I like the product a lot. It's a real contender. But I don't think it will be a golden child until he fixes the two things I mention.

 

[Lightning_Brian]

@ForgottenSeer 58943 do you happen to know if BitWarden stores application passwords as well?

Thanks!

 

[amir 957]

Bitwarden, certainly
@ForgottenSeer 58943 explained all its features

 

[woomera]

was a lastpass user before their acquisition. now using built-in chrome (google) password manager for the past year and loving it with no security concerns whatsoever.

 

[Syafiq]

now using built-in chrome (google) password manager for the past year and loving it with no security concerns whatsoever.

Really ? Web Trackers Exploit Flaw in Browser Login Managers to Steal Usernames (browser design flaw)

 

[Atlas147]

I avoid all online password managers... for me that means KeePass and StickyPassword (w/o cloud) are the best choices.

So how to you sync the passwords between devices?

 

[Atlas147]

I personally use lastpass premium because it's one of the more affordable ones when it used to be $1 per month but it was recently brought to my attention that the price has increased to $2 per month, which generally is still pretty cheap.

However after reading this thread and doing some research, definitely would give bitwarden a try before deciding if I'm going to renew my lastpass again this year. Also might consider using keepass with cloud syncing to make sure that I have updated passwords on my computer and phone

 

[codswollip]

So how to you sync the passwords between devices?

Sticky Password is my primary tool and I sync across my LAN. For KeePass, I use a synced folder (LAN only).

 

[klaken]

I use keepass .. I synchronize it with an extension to my gmail drive or dropox ... for the cellular use keepass2android.

My password is encrypted on my pc, so only one copy of the encrypted file is saved online.

 

[Quassar]

I use keepass .. I synchronize it with an extension to my gmail drive or dropox ... for the cellular use keepass2android.

My password is encrypted on my pc, so only one copy of the encrypted file is saved online.

I do same thing i use yet plugin for autobackup to diferent folder yet

 

[Deleted member 178]

Lastpass until something gives me free cloud sync between browsers/machines.

 

[SHvFl]

I personally use lastpass premium because it's one of the more affordable ones when it used to be $1 per month but it was recently brought to my attention that the price has increased to $2 per month, which generally is still pretty cheap.

However after reading this thread and doing some research, definitely would give bitwarden a try before deciding if I'm going to renew my lastpass again this year. Also might consider using keepass with cloud syncing to make sure that I have updated passwords on my computer and phone

Issue with keepass is that the filling of logins for chrome is pretty terrible. If that was not the case it would be the ideal candidate. If you use firefox it's a bit better though from what i remember but that might have changed in the years i haven't used FF.

 

[Deleted member 178]

Just installed Bitwarden, multi-device + cloud sync and all for free. Awesome.