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Well on the bright side I think you can export your lastpass account to something better, like 1pass.

• sn0v 11y ago
  Why is the latter better?
• mordocai 11y ago
  1pass likely has similar problems (if you are talking about 1password)
• viraptor 11y ago
  Actually I'd rather use lastpass after they fix the issues than 1pass now. Lastpass just got a serious security review. For all we know 1pass has just as many issues.
• jansc 11y ago
  I used 1password before, but several times I lost access to all my passwords after upgrading the software. On the bright side, I was always able to restore access to it by manually downloading 1password and reinstalling 1password. Besides, 1password does not officially support Linux. That's why I wanted to try Lastpass. I also find the yubikey support interesting. Well, I guess, it's time to reinstall keepass2 again.
  • clarkdave 11y ago
    A really cool feature I love about 1Password is that you can open up the `agilekeychain` file in a web browser and unlock it to view your passwords right there without the application. [0] One of the few unique passwords I remember myself is that of Dropbox, so I'm always able to access my passwords this way from anywhere that has a web browser. I don't know if this would have helped your particular situation (not sure if you can export from this stripped down interface), but it gives me peace of mind that if the software itself ceased to function, my passwords would still be accessible. [0] https://support.1password.com/guides/mac/1passwordanywhere.html https://support.1password.com/guides/mac/1passwordanywhere.h...