Password Managers

[Fred Claus]

I was looking over Cloudwards.net and noticed they rated password managers recently. They seem to say in 2020 the top three are 1password, Dashlane and BitWarden.

Does anyone use 1password or Dashlane? I've used Bitwarden for a couple years and have no problems with it. Although it doesn't connect to the browser I don't think like Lastpass did.

What are your thoughts on them? What do you use as a password manager?

 

[mraikes]

LastPass here. Used it for years now.

 

[Kitten Kong]

I use Dashlane, and have a few clients on it.

 

[Fred Claus]

I use Dashlane, and have a few clients on it.

Kraken,

I'm a longtime Lastpass user and a couple years ago switched to Bitwarden. Have you ever used it? How does Dashlane compare?

 

[Kitten Kong]

I have no experience with either of the two you mention, sorry Fred.

I have been using Dashlane for what seems like forever now.

 

[Larry Sabo]

I used to use LastPass but switched to BitWarden when the LastPass premium plan went to $32 CAD. I'm satisfied with BitWarden except that it just doesn't work right (can't log into it) on my Huawei phone.

 

[Phillip Manning]

As a Business we use "Crypt-o" as you can run it off line on your own servers

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

I've used Bitwarden for a couple years and have no problems with it. Although it doesn't connect to the browser I don't think like Lastpass did.

I've used Dashlane for a little ...and then tried Bitwarden....and stuck with Bitwarden.

Not sure what you mean by it doesn't connect to the browser, it does have a browser plugin to fill in sites.

 

[HFultzjr]

Lastpass and KeePass from here.
No issues with either, except very rarely they will not "auto fill" certain pages.

 

[timeshifter]

Long time LastPass user here. Love how it works with my browsers and my iPhone and FaceID.

End users don’t take to it too well, but not sure that the users who’ve struggled with it would do any better with a different product.

 

[Mike McCall]

Tried Dashlane, used LastPass for a while, been using Bitwarden for a couple of years now, and like it.

 

[MichaelBits]

We use Bitwarden as well. Like the features and ease of use.

 

[Fred Claus]

I used to use LastPass but switched to BitWarden when the LastPass premium plan went to $32 CAD. I'm satisfied with BitWarden except that it just doesn't work right (can't log into it) on my Huawei phone.

I love bitwarden, but my wife is dead set on using Lastpass. I use Bitwarden exclusively but she still has the Lastpass extension on the browser. She loves the fact that she just clicks Lastpass and tells it what website, the website logs her in automatically. BitWarden I can't seem to get to do that. Not using the Lastpass paid version though. I'm just using the free version. I just dont' have a need to share my passwords with multiple people or have storage on the server. That seems to be all the paid version does that my free version doesn't.

I use Bitwarden for myself as well as my clients when they ask me to remember their passwords for them.

 

[Fred Claus]

Are any of you resellers of BitWarden? Their reseller program seems a bit complicated to get around. I'm thinking about just recommending them and not worrying about 'reselling". Make my money off provisioning their accounts instead.

 

[callthatgirl]

Not a manager but Google Chrome and notepad work for me lol.

 

[glennd]

Not a manager but Google Chrome and notepad work for me lol.

I'm *much* more sophisticated, I use Notepad++

 

[GTP]

I dont trust myself with passwords let alone a "password manager."

 

[nlinecomputers]

I use to use Lastpass but switched to Dashlane when LP had a login problem that support wasn’t able to resolve. Their tech support was horrible.

 

[Larry Sabo]

I dont trust myself with passwords let alone a "password manager."

What do you use to remember passwords then?

 

[GTP]

A notepad in a drawer with passwords and another in a different place with logins.
Storing them in a browser is just crazy to me.