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I am at the moment also trying out password managers and searching for the best one. Lastpass so far has the best features, great password generation. But on An
by paule89 9y ago
I am at the moment also trying out password managers and searching for the best one. Lastpass so far has the best features, great password generation. But on Android it lacks a good and decent integration in finding and selecting the correct password for an app. Seriously bad.
1Password is better in this regard, but you can not swipe the 1password "click here to fill out with 1password" away. So also definetly a dealbreaker. But 1password is great at only showing the correct password for your app, after selecting it once.
Regarding the user interface don't get me started on keepass. It was recently forked into keepassxc but the chromeipass/ foxipass integration does not work all the time. Also love it if a website just shows your username already and you have to fill out the password and can't use hotkeys. (I am looking at you google) Lastpass can do it successfully, but keepass...
The Android interface was last tested a few years ago by me and it only had a notification area you had to always show. I don't know if it is much better at the moment.
Regarding your password security: Lastpass itself encrypts your passwords and hashes them thousand times. You can also manually adjust the hashrate to even more. So even if lastpass would get cracked. You would have to try out every possible hashing number with every possible password combination. So thats a plus.
Well compromising your pc and installing root would be your least concern. It would be easier to steal your phone, get your fingerprint and unlock your database this way.
You can never be 100% secure. But have to choose your best way of doing it.
Also i am open to suggestion regarding a great password manager for android. Will have to try out keepass and dashlane again.
- Outpox 9y agoI would suggest Bitward[0]. I used Lastpass (premium) for 3 years but when I switched from Chrome to Firefox Nightly a few months ago I learnt that Lastpass didn't have a web-extension for Firefox (it was the old extension which wasn't compatible anymore). I waited a few months hoping they would release it quickly since there's very little difference between a Chrome and Firefox extension but nope. So I canceled my plan, exported my data to Bitwarden and went with it instead. I haven't been disappointed. [0] https://bitwarden.com/ https://bitwarden.com/
- bribroder 9y agoThere is a lastpass extension, including the binary version, for firefox: LastPass Firefox Toolbar Version: 4.2.3 Built: Mon Dec 04 2017 13:51:36 GMT-0500 (EST) Binary Component: true (Native Messaging version 4.1.44, built Nov 16 2017 23:33:27) Is it broken upstream in the nightly build, but not in the stable build?
- smt88 9y agoChromipass/Foxipass is pretty bad, but Kee for Firefox is amazing.
- extra88 9y ago> a website just shows your username already and you have to fill out the password and can't use hotkeys. (I am looking at you google) I don't know about mobile (especially Android), but at least on Google's authentication page, even though it only visually presents the username field, the password field is already there and is filled out by 1Password.