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I moved to Bitwarden after someone mentioned it on a post here a while ago and I've had no regrets. Its interface clearly takes some hints from the LastPass one, so everything's familiar.
I'm not so bothered about paying a small fee for something, but as soon as I found that Bitwarden was free software it became a no-brainer. Other good options are things like pass or Keepass*.
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I'm totally agree with you. Changing from Lastpass to Bitwarden was extremely easy due to it's interface. The good part is that I can access my passwords from everywhere, without restrictions
I moved to Bitwarden after someone mentioned it on a post here a while ago and I've had no regrets. Its interface clearly takes some hints from the LastPass one, so everything's familiar.
I'm not so bothered about paying a small fee for something, but as soon as I found that Bitwarden was free software it became a no-brainer. Other good options are things like
passor Keepass*.I'm totally agree with you. Changing from Lastpass to Bitwarden was extremely easy due to it's interface. The good part is that I can access my passwords from everywhere, without restrictions
Especially with the LastPass export --> BitWarden import!