Neil Bothwick wrote: > On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 06:15:52 -0600, Dale wrote: > >> I suspect the reason you didn't get the notice, it won't affect you >> since you are already a paying user. While they may get some users to >> pay with this new setup, I bet they lose a lot more than they gain, user >> wise. > Maybe, but many people haven't heard of Bitwarden and will think they > have no option but to pay. > > I was never keen on the idea of giving all my passwords to someoelse, > even if they say they can't access them. I've been using Bitwarden for > about a year, I used KeePassX before then and am really happy with it. > >
I simply googled for 'alternatives to Lastpass' and Bitwarden was one of a few that came up. Several links were articles comparing the two. If a person doesn't like what Lastpass is doing, it won't take much to find other password managers. They may pick something besides Bitwarden but still, they have the option of switching. I logged into my credit card on my cell phone, about the only thing I use on my cell phone anyway, it worked OK once I figured out how to get it to fill the info in. I might add, Lastpass has issues with that site as well. If I didn't know better, I'd think the website tries to prevent people from using a password manager. In a way, it is sort of stupid to do that since people reused passwords a lot before password managers came along. Heck, even I used the same password for financial type sites for a long time. Once I started using Lastpass, I used different passwords and even different lengths of passwords based on the site. It's a lot more secure as long as the master password is a good one. I had a really simple password for some sites that a hacker would most likely die from laughter than anything else if they wanted to hack it. LOL Good to know others like Bitwarden tho. That helps. <thumbs up> Dale :-) :-)
