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In my case, it's because I still have some very old accounts in there. Accounts that predate not only this password manager (LastPass) but the previous one (Kee
by fencepost 10y ago
In my case, it's because I still have some very old accounts in there. Accounts that predate not only this password manager (LastPass) but the previous one (KeePass) and which in fact go all the way back to something that started with "Yet Another (YA)" back on a Palm device.
I really ought to go through and do some janitorial work in there, but some of those are for sites that actually still exist and for which those logins are likely still valid. I don't care enough about them to go log in on each and change passwords, but I also don't want to simply delete them and leave yet another orphaned account.
- golf1052 10y agoI recently did this after I found a password manager that works with the devices I use. Took me a few hours to remember and track down all the accounts I use. Managed to get close to 70 accounts and even then I missed some. I think it was worth it though.
- kingosticks 10y agoLastpass can report which sites are sharing the same passwords (and also which are not using a random password generated by it). For some sites it even automates the password changing for you. It doesn't work for all sites (including this one) but it saved me a load of time just recently.