Password Managers .... Sound off!

[DatacenterDude]

What's your go-to Password Manager and why?

For me, I jumped on 1Password pretty late in the game. It was one of my "pandemic projects" in 2020. The upfront investment to get THOUSANDS of sites/apps and their associated credentials added and updated was a monumental task, but over the last few years, it's gotten to an "autopilot" mode and I'm not sure how I lived so long without it.

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[Moondevil]

Personally I use Keeper.

I jumped in a couple of years back as I got fed up with kids forgetting passwords, so bought a family license. It pretty seamless across all platforms, and is approved on corporate systems (at least at NetApp).

Agreed about the upfront investment, but I found the ability to just add credentials as you go made it a slightly easier task than a bulk lift and shift. That siad, I do feel "silo'd" now so I ever want to change, it's a big task to export and reimport all those credentials.

 

[DatacenterDude]

Admittedly, I dove all the way in and likely overdid it in the beginning, but I have a history of not finishing things from time to time, and wanted to insure I fully converted.