My previous favorite, LastPass has been bought and sold a couple of times the past year or so and is much more corporate focused. People can also suggest new features much easier than a big company allows. This helps people feel safer because the company can’t do anything like save your info, without it being noticed. this just means that anyone can see the programs code and how it works. I like the way it highlights the fields after it has filled them in as a visual que.Īll of the major password managers all have a similar look so Bitwarden is no different there.īitwarden is open source.– I’m sure it won’t work on every page/app, but it has on all my pages one PC, Android, and iOS. leaving you to goto the app and “copy & paste”.
It seems to fill in web pages both other services have had problems with.I bought a plan after using the free one for a few weeks of testing to support them. If you choose to pay for extra features like 1GB of storage and advanced 2FA it’s only $10/yr.– Both LastPass and Dashlane’s free options are now severely limited. Bitwarden offers a free option with no limitations.I still use LP as a backup and have a paid plan until the end of the year. If not, or your looking for other options I now suggest Bitwarden over my previous favorites LastPass or Dashlane. YOU know that you should be using a password manager.
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