@rmondello 1Password requires subscription but very nice UI

@rmondello does it have to be free?

@rmondello KeePass

@rmondello@hachyderm.io bitwarden is good

@rmondello I’ve used @1password since before I moved from Android to iOS. Its cross platform nature makes it an easy recommendation for me.

@rmondello POST IT NOTES FROM STAPLES

@rmondello 1password

@rmondello Bitwarden.

@rmondello 1Password for me.

@rmondello 1Password has excellent cross-platform support

@rmondello 1P

@rmondello Keepass

@rmondello Bitwarden. The app is great, self-hosting is easy.

@rmondello 1Password clients have great UI and features. If you don’t mind a less polished UI Bitwarden is a great choice but it goes to the second place.
IMHO a family password manager needs to have a good UI for the less technical members. 😬

@rmondello After all, still 1Password (or maybe give Proton Pass a try).

@rmondello Google Password Manager doesn’t end-to-end encrypt passwords by default (it uploads the encryption key alongside the passwords), so I wouldn’t recommend it unless they can’t be trusted to remember their password. You can enable on-device encryption, though.

Bitwarden has a mostly unlimited free tier, which is easy to recommend, but doesn’t generate 2FA codes without a paid tier.

If they’re willing to pay, I’d recommend Dashlane or 1Password. I’ve personally used both Bitwarden and Dashlane (although many years ago) and had no issues with either.

BTW, if you haven’t seen this comparing security of online password managers:
https://infosec.exchange/@sc00bz/110320728971509164

@rmondello KeePass or keepassXC and KeePassdroid

@rmondello If I weren’t in the Apple ecosystem I’d probably still use 1Password.

My employer uses it, as it’s cross-platform, and there have been no complaints.

@rmondello 1password for non technical users, bitwarden otherwise.

@rmondello 1Password works great on Windows, and I’ve heard good things about it on Android

@rmondello I still think 1Password is the password manager with the best UX fitting those constraints and well worth the subscription price

@rmondello Bitwarden is pretty solid and works pretty much everywhere.

@rmondello I've been using #bitwarden ever since lastpass tried increasing its price for the third year in a row.
It works wonderfully with the flavours of browser I chuck at it. Android bitwarden is quite seamless and enjoyable.
I've paired it with my yubikey and aegis authenticator. Having totp in bitwarden seems a bit too all my eggs in one basket.

@rmondello 1Password. I don't like it, but it's just the best password manager for *all* platforms.

@rmondello Bitwarden, or Proton Pass (better UI)

@rmondello 1Password

@rmondello Bitwarden or 1Password

@rmondello I always recommend bitwarden, no matter the platform.
If you're not tech savvy the free tier is awesome, it does everything you need.
If you're tech savvy, you can selfhost and have even more control. It's just great

@rmondello i used Bitwarden before switching to „Passwords“ and dropping my windowed life

@rmondello One that’s not tied to big tech. Bitwarden or Keepass?

@rmondello I don’t want to self host that part of my life, so it’s 1Password all the way for me. Been great for years. 👍

#KeePassXC (win, linux, macOS) + #KeePassDX (Android)

no limitations to OS and no vendor lock-in.

@rmondello Proton Pass or Bitwarden.

@rmondello I have tried most of them (Bitwarden, Proton Pass, Apple Passwords), but I always circle back to 1Password

@rmondello mSecure is worth a look.

@rmondello Probably 1P, because I know they’d have questions and it’s the only one I know.

@rmondello 1Password because I haven’t found anything that you don’t need to pay for that’s convenient and supports TOTP.

@rmondello Bitwarden. Hasn’t lost anything I’ve saved yet (can’t say the same for 1P sadly). UI could be better but it probably fits into the Android world better. Works fine in Windows (my server). It’s my backup on iPhone. I much prefer the Passwords.app and passkeys life.

@rmondello Bitwarden

@rmondello Microsoft Authenticator … mostly because it’s free and Microsoft is a trusted company

@rmondello I work with a bunch of folks that use Windows and Android and I hear about a mix of LastPass, KeePass, and Bitwarden.

@rmondello I use Windows and Android for work a lot, though my primary personal devices are iPhone and iPad, and I use Proton Pass. I like it a lot primarily for the compatibility with a wide range of platforms while looking and working nicely.

@rmondello Google's password manager is good enough if that someone only uses Chrome.

@rmondello 1Password

@rmondello proton pass