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Anyone uses any password manager app to keep track of their multiple accounts (emails etc)? Able to recommend?

Or do u just write it down in your notes section?
 

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Anyone uses any password manager app to keep track of their multiple accounts (emails etc)? Able to recommend?

Or do u just write it down in your notes section?

1Password. Have been using it across my Mac and iOS devices for year, for OTP and Credentials.
 

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1password too. Recently upgraded so i can use all manner of devices and gadgets on one acct.
 

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Anyone uses any password manager app to keep track of their multiple accounts (emails etc)? Able to recommend?

Or do u just write it down in your notes section?

I used to use 1password, but LastPass gives more functionality at the free tier.

Also, I think 1password has grown complacent and not really updated itself over time. Features generally remain stagnant when compared with the others.
 

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Lastpass for me. Free tier is good enough for me compared to paying for 1password
 

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Using 1Password family here.
Love the nice little integrations like the browser plugin, 1Password X.
 

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Bitwarden is free. cross platform with browser plugin also
 

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1password for me. paid subscription. easy to use when i have it on Mac, Android and Windows devices.
 

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using Lastpass. So far so good. Easy to use and free version good enough for my usage
 

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I'm using bitwarden premium. If you are tech savy you can host the database yourself if you have a server and have all premium features activated for free. Well, that's if you trust the unofficial one. (search bitwarden_rs)

Otherwise its up to features vs price which should not differ much. I think bitwarden have a family plan with premium features for 6 @ $40 if you intent to get it for your family members
 

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1Password. But use occasionally for non-website passwords.
But most frequent method is pen & paper :s13:
For websites,Apple just seems more convenient.
 
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