I absolutely disagree. They have introduced all kinds of new features to the market and were the first password manager to support TouchID on the new Macs. If t

I absolutely disagree. They have introduced all kinds of new features to the market and were the first password manager to support TouchID on the new Macs. If there's one thing that I can commend them on, it's their dedication to not making changes that might make their product less secure. And your comment about having to pay monthly or yearly is either flat-out a lie or is completely disingenuous. If you own their app, you don't have to pay at all to update it. I haven't had to pay for updates to 1Password since I purchased it like 6 or 7 years ago. If you choose to sign up for their non-app SaaS offering, then of course you pay a monthly fee. To conflate the two is either dishonest or ignorant. And no one's acting like it would be an engineering marvel. Maybe they don't simply have the demand to justify investing in a Linux app. If you don't like it, use their online service that has a Chrome extension. I don't really see what the problem is.