LastPass

So, I noticed some people come here only to say bad things about people who still use this service, while this sub should be a place to talk about LP, not to shit people. But there are legitimate reasons why we do this. Here's mine:

1 - I've been using LP since 2017, and no problem at all. No matter if your encrypted vault is stored offline or online, it's subjected to be stolen. But the most important thing is your encryption key. If it's strong enough, no one will ever access it.

2 - Very recently I tried the following options:

Bitwarden: I couldn't get it to autofill or prompt to save even once in Edge. When you look for information on their support forum, they ask you to disable the browser password manager feature, but that shouldn't be necessary since LP works without disabling it. But even so, it didn't work at all.

NordPass: Same as Bitwarden. I couldn't get it working with Edge.

NortonPass: The same thing.

3 - LP had a big opportunity to learn from their mistakes. They've implemented lots of changes that probably make them the most secured password manager company nowadays. I read their report, and they're still updating it, and I'm satisfied with the progress they made.

That's it. Set your master key to something around 20 characters, with letters, numbers, and symbols, and you're good to go.

I'd rather be with a company that has already gone through a huge breach and has had the opportunity to improve its system and process than with a company that has yet to be tested.