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Unfortunately, the word "popular" is ambiguous. It can mean either the most used, or the most liked. Given that they provide a useful service and have a free
by ken 7y ago
Unfortunately, the word "popular" is ambiguous. It can mean either the most used, or the most liked. Given that they provide a useful service and have a free tier, it's almost certain that their 'popularity' (sense 1) is much higher than their 'popularity' (sense 2).
I worked at a company that used LastPass. The whole service was a complete train wreck, but I used it and therefore contributed to their ability to claim to be the most popular password manager.