Quite. I have stopped recommending 1Password to non technical family and friends. Not one of them ever managed to figure it out for themselves, so I had to run

Quite. I have stopped recommending 1Password to non technical family and friends. Not one of them ever managed to figure it out for themselves, so I had to run through it with them on their PCs, Macs, iPads and phones. Then they forgot how to use it, and none of them continued with it. Then I had to remind them to cancel their subscriptions —- most would have continued for life paying but not using. Many ordinary people have no idea whatsoever of the relationships between clients and servers, and less still of that between different clients (what is a web app? Is gmail my search engine?). Throw in an interposing piece of software that not only manages but duplicates login credentials for these various mysterious entities, and they are completely and utterly despondent, hopeless and lost.