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Has anyone gone through the process of switching? I use Keeper for personal stuff, and I suppose there's always the chance to switch if one turns out to be tech
by beat 8y ago
Has anyone gone through the process of switching? I use Keeper for personal stuff, and I suppose there's always the chance to switch if one turns out to be technically or politically much superior, but there are dozens and dozens of passwords in there to transfer...
- Reedx 8y agoI switched from LastPass to 1Password. It was a quick and simple export -> import process.
- fokinsean 8y agoAs a current LastPass user, what prompted you to switch?
- CharlesW 8y agoNot the person you asked, but I also switched from LastPass to 1Password. The reasons were (1) 1Password's more integrated/more convenient 2FA support, and (2) AgileBits seems to care more about design.
- jammygit 8y ago...just checked and there is literally no export option for Dashlane on linux. I will start switching to a replacement shortly. I wish I'd known sooner.
- Avamander 8y agoI switched from LastPass to Bitwarden, I do not miss a single thing and quite a few irritating things have been fixed.
- amanzi 8y agoAgree - switching to Bitwarden was super easy.
- dgacmu 8y agoI tried last week to switch from 1Password (local) to LastPass, because I wanted Chromebook support. The import process was awful, and I gave up and went with 1password.com (cloud). It's working well.
- woolvalley 8y agoI tried migrating to bitwarden from lastpass about 1m ago, but it's missing a bunch of QoL & maturity that 1password has, so I'm sticking with 1p for now. Also it has no automated tests, which makes me somewhat wary.
- slyall 8y agoI migrated my work passwords from Keypass to Enpass. Just exported to the right format and then re-imported. They have howtos for a bunch of them: https://www.enpass.io/docs/desktop-windows/import_export.html https://www.enpass.io/docs/desktop-windows/import_export.htm...