My only thing is people making such a big deal about LastPass not allowing you to have both mobile and desktop for free...it wasn't always like that.
I've been a LastPass premium subscriber since 2009. Back then you had to have a premium account in order to use the mobile app. It wasn't until 2016 that the mobile app was allowed to be used by free accounts.
To me, they sort of went back to how it used to be. With their change now, you need the paid account if you want to use both. But free accounts can pick one of the methods they would like to use...originally free accounts only had the desktop/browser version.
And prior to me using LastPass, I used Keepass. It was good for what I needed at the time, but became an issue for me when trying to keep things sync'd even with storing the database in dropbox.
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Nice guide.
My only thing is people making such a big deal about LastPass not allowing you to have both mobile and desktop for free...it wasn't always like that.
I've been a LastPass premium subscriber since 2009. Back then you had to have a premium account in order to use the mobile app. It wasn't until 2016 that the mobile app was allowed to be used by free accounts.
To me, they sort of went back to how it used to be. With their change now, you need the paid account if you want to use both. But free accounts can pick one of the methods they would like to use...originally free accounts only had the desktop/browser version.
And prior to me using LastPass, I used Keepass. It was good for what I needed at the time, but became an issue for me when trying to keep things sync'd even with storing the database in dropbox.
Well, I just gave a really good alternative for lastpass that is open source.
But as I said at the starting of the article, Lastpass is totally fine and a great product.