Reply to: Best password manager

[DigitalUser]

I use LastPass too, and the iOS version is good.

I also use LastPass - generally I like the product, but the Safari plugin (OSX) and Android plugin have for me been sub-par experiences (particularly the former, seems to work only fleetingly).

[Peter Loew]

Although, after playing around with it, I might start trying Safari

Since Yosemite I've actually been using Safari over Chrome and it's a much better 'lighter' experience. Chrome is an absolute resource hog, and my MBA can't handle lots of Chrome tabs open, along with the occasional Win 8.1 VM.

Back to P/W managers though, look at Dashlane. Excellent and modern, been using it for <2 years, paid version that syncs pretty much everywhere and decrypts locally not on the cloud.

[SimonMac]

I use Chrome

Although, after playing around with it, I might start trying Safari

[SimonMac]

You can now use 1Password with Safari on IOS8. Click on the up arrow coming out the square select more and turn on the 1Password extension.

I use Chrome

[davetza]

I use 1Password on OSX, it has an iOS integration but it gives you a new browser rather than using which ever browser you prefer

You can now use 1Password with Safari on IOS8. Click on the up arrow coming out the square select more and turn on the 1Password extension.

[TheFaQQer]

you mean you actually use that pile of tulip as something other than a cable modem...

Yes. It does exactly what I want it to do, so why would I need another router?

[eek]

He's an interesting chap - there was a Kickstarter project that both he and I were backing about password storage, and then we both ripped apart their security model.

His blog highlights the Virgin Media router fault as well, which could lead to someone gaining access to your wifi when you restart the router.

you mean you actually use that pile of tulip as something other than a cable modem...

[zazou]

He's an interesting chap - there was a Kickstarter project that both he and I were backing about password storage, and then we both ripped apart their security model.

His blog highlights the Virgin Media router fault as well, which could lead to someone gaining access to your wifi when you restart the router.

Ouch!

[TheFaQQer]

I googled Roboform and stumbled upon this interesting blog: https://ramblingrant.co.uk/how-secur...ute-challenge/

He's an interesting chap - there was a Kickstarter project that both he and I were backing about password storage, and then we both ripped apart their security model.

His blog highlights the Virgin Media router fault as well, which could lead to someone gaining access to your wifi when you restart the router.

[zazou]

I googled Roboform and stumbled upon this interesting blog: https://ramblingrant.co.uk/how-secur...ute-challenge/

[eek]

Many systems won't accept a password that long, though.

more and more modern systems do now memory isn't such an issue...

[TheFaQQer]

CorrectHorse

qh

Many systems won't accept a password that long, though.

[quackhandle]

CorrectHorse

qh

[northernladuk]

Do you have the paid up version?

Yes I do.

[stek]

I use YellowPostIt under my keyboard....