If your use-case aligns with what 1Password is selling, I'm sure they still make a great product.
If sharing's a huge part of what you're looking for, then 1Password or Bitwarden are probably your best options. If it's not and you're comfortable managing your own sync, then I don't think KeepassXC can be beat.
Pretty much the only thing I'll say concretely is Don't. Use. Lastpass. Like, if you've got the option of putting all your passwords in a plain text file on your desktop or in LastPass... pick the plain text file.
nucleardog|1 year ago
If your use-case aligns with what 1Password is selling, I'm sure they still make a great product.
If sharing's a huge part of what you're looking for, then 1Password or Bitwarden are probably your best options. If it's not and you're comfortable managing your own sync, then I don't think KeepassXC can be beat.
Pretty much the only thing I'll say concretely is Don't. Use. Lastpass. Like, if you've got the option of putting all your passwords in a plain text file on your desktop or in LastPass... pick the plain text file.