I wasn't sure about password managers for a long time, until I read this article by Troy Hunt "Humans are Bad at URLs and Fonts Don’t Matter": https://www.troyhunt.com/humans-are-bad-at-urls-and-fonts-do... - if you give this a skim read you may think this has nothing to do with password managers, but read it to the end. I won't spoil it, but I will say that everything suddenly clicked in. Password managers solve so…
Exactly - it's not just convenience. Without a password manager how the hell can you actually keep unique passwords that are completely unrelated on all your sites? You can't. For me password manager is all about practicality.
Re: Ask HN: How do password managers make things better?
#41I only need unique passwords on a couple sites, things like gmail and icloud, and that’s easy to remember.
Don’t care about random websites, they can steal my password. It doesn’t matter, I’ll just make a new account.