Does it still require the app to run in the menubar for the Safari extension to work? If so, no thanks.
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LastPass to Drop Support for Native Mac App and Replace it With Universal Web App
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iCloud Keychain + locked iCloud Notes sort of achieve this, but I hear ya. Would love to see a polished product so I can really push using a password manager on my friends and fam.
Definitely check out Stongbox for iOS/MacOS. It’s an open source keepass manager app and the dev is just completely open to adding new features and expanding the app for the better.
You choose where to keep your database, local or in some cloud somewhere where it syncs between any app that accesses it across devices.
There is a feature rich free version, a pay once option or a subscription option.
You choose where to keep your database, local or in some cloud somewhere where it syncs between any app that accesses it across devices.
There is a feature rich free version, a pay once option or a subscription option.
While I don't think they would, as they invested heavily on macOS client, they are clearly moving toward subscriptions.
Agilebits is encouraging users to migrate to newer 1Password X browser extension, which requires subscription plan and does not require 1Password for Mac installed.
what if I don't have internet connection?
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the built in password manager to 1Password, is like TextEdit compared to Microsoft Office.
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the built in password manager to 1Password, is like TextEdit compared to Microsoft Office.
BitWarden is so good. It’s better than 1Password at syncing. I haven’t lost any data yet that I’ve input. Can’t say the same for 1P.
Not one that syncs with my Chrome, Brave and Firefox browsers, or with my Android phone, or with my Linux and Windows boxes at work, though.
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more proof that in the future what OS you use will not matter because most apps in the future will be web or cloud based. no need to spend $6000 for a Mac Pro that apple wants you to believe is the most powerful computer in the world. In the future, you are only a THIN CLIENT. And all the horsepower you will access in the CLOUD by HIGH POWERED SERVERS. This is why 5G is so important to the BIG MEGA MONEY software companies of today. They want your monthly fees for access to your favorite software over a high speed 5G connection. Even gaming is already in the cloud and you can play any game on MAC, LINUX or WINDOWS its all WEB BROWSER BASED
So Be the next fool and spend $6000 for the soon to be useless powerful Mac Pro. APPLE will thank you for it.
CAN WE CURE CANCER NOW PLEASE?? AND START HEALING PEOPLE INSTEAD OF CHASING THE NEXT POWERFUL COMPUTER OR IPHONE OR IPAD???
GOOD HEALTH EQUALS HAPPINESS AND A PRODUCTIVE LEARNING HAPPY LIFE
MACHINES ARE JUST MACHINES. NOT HUMAN
So Be the next fool and spend $6000 for the soon to be useless powerful Mac Pro. APPLE will thank you for it.
CAN WE CURE CANCER NOW PLEASE?? AND START HEALING PEOPLE INSTEAD OF CHASING THE NEXT POWERFUL COMPUTER OR IPHONE OR IPAD???
GOOD HEALTH EQUALS HAPPINESS AND A PRODUCTIVE LEARNING HAPPY LIFE
MACHINES ARE JUST MACHINES. NOT HUMAN
Hey, quick tip: take half the dosage of whatever you’re on.
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2) Keychain Access might be more feature rich than you imagine.
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1) I'm sorry
2) Keychain Access might be more feature rich than you imagine.
2 months later. We designed an incredibly beautiful macOS app that’s rich in features and utilized all the new APIs and tech. We think you’ll love it.
yeah, sorry bro
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blinded by the light I see.
most of our apps/services are cloud based. It’s becoming increasingly easier to use any device now.
Office 365, Windows 10 (VDI), Zendesk, Jira, Dynamics, Sage, Salesforce, Meraki, Ubiquiti, Dropbox, and the list goes on.
LastPass has gone to **** the last few versions, but this is disappointing.1Pass is the best manager anyway.
This is what happens when people decide to go "subscription model". Every app I've used that does that, the app seem to go to dogcrap.
I'm done with the "more updates faster" routine. It just doesn't work.
Money. Password managers are a popular selling app. Apple would be walking away from its 15–30% take. Assuming Apple improved Keychain and made it a subscription service, would you pay?
This thread is full of the usual "the one I use is the best". IMOP if your using a password manager your better off the then majority of the population. They all have their +'s and -'s. I have used both and like both. currently using lastpass for the family account and sharing.
I think that would be super compelling if Apple turned Keychain into a full fledged app. Web interface for non Apple devices, and full support for 2FA (yubikey etc) and all the other bells and whistles that make a third party password manager necessary. If it was comparable to 1Password, I’d absolutely switch over. Would probably have some synergies that are simply not possible with 1Pass due to API restrictions.
LastPass Parent Company Sold to Private Equity Firms
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I just switched to Bitwarden.
LastPass Parent Company Sold to Private Equity Firms
The LogMeIn deal is stirring up worries that the private equity firms will change the business model of password manager LastPass, which has gone through price increases over the years.
I just switched to Bitwarden.
LastPass has gone to **** the last few versions, but this is disappointing.
Works fine for me.. I don't even pay and get sync . As long as you don't need support with Logmein, its fine.