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Been a Dashlane user for three years and would highly recommend it.
Been a user for 3-4 years now, and would definitely recommend it.
I would prefer LastPass
Bitwarden. Personally, I use KeePass with Syncthing but pay for a Bitwarden Family account for my spouse and family members. I migrated from LastPass, to Enpass, and finally to KeePass. Bitwarden basically checks all the boxes for me, but I prefer to control my own data without having to run and maintain the Bitwarden server for the rest.
KeePass It's cross-platform/FOSS and does not relay on cloud.
I don't trust cloud based password stores. So I use pass which uses gpg encryption for your passwords. https://www.passwordstore.org GitHub has a good tutorial on generating your own gpg key: https://help.github.com/en/articles/generating-a-new-gpg-key Using this you can encrypt your files. I store my gpg files in on a git forge. This way, I load my gpg key, clone the repo into ~/.password-store and voila! I can use…
It is easy enough for my extremely non-technical wife to use on both her laptop and phone.
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Last pass MUST be avoided. It is closed sourced and has been exposed to hacks before
I mean open source ftw but it being closed source doesn't mean you should avoid it. What hacks I've heard nothing of the sort
Although, they weren't completely hacked it seems. They were fixing a major vulnerability.