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I use 1Password. It isn't perfect, but it's quite good. My big goal now is to come up with a better solution for 2FA that works for me and my wife's shared accounts.
1Password with shared vaults and OTP fields works well for this. I understand the idea of putting both factors in one place is odd, but I feel it strikes the right balance between the convenience and security.
This is AKA "one factor", right?
Keepass2android works very well. For the longest time I avoided the browser extension since it's a weak spot, and instead relied on auto-type. I finally caved in since most websites nowadays use a UI that asks for the user name first and then the password because reasons. The browser extension is very finicky and doesn't complete half of the time.
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It does support secure notes but you have to use macs keychain access app.
Sorry, I meant notes associated with each site/password. Sometimes you want to record not only a site’s username and password, but also some extra data, so having a notes field comes in handy.
I use - and pay for - BitWarden. It does all the things you ask for. With the paid version I can share passwords with my spouse for relatively unimportant things (like Netflix) in a reasonably secure manner. I could self host and run it myself. But I'm not a multi-person team with decades of security engineering experience. So I gladly let someone else take on that burden.
So all these people are posting with likely their normal accounts and announcing their security posture to the world… feels insecure ironically. I miss having a solution that was locally synced across multi platform.
I switched from LastPass to Bitwarden. I'm still not even 1/3 the way through from changing all my passwords and OTP tokens (Obviously I changed bank passwords, etc, right away.)
Have fun changing those passwords. It took me at least three days. Absolutely miserable experience to conclude my 7 year relationship with LastPass.
That’s what I did when I left LastPass for 1Password, was fairly straight forward from what I remember.