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Ugh. I have been a happy paying customer for many years now. I went all in on 1p specifically because they didn't do shit like this. When a CEO says things like
by vikingcaffiene 7y ago
Ugh. I have been a happy paying customer for many years now. I went all in on 1p specifically because they didn't do shit like this. When a CEO says things like "we need to grow aggressively" I hear "we need to find ways to foist new trash features no one asked for upon our users and then ignore them to get the big enterprise bucks". Time after time I see great products get ruined by that mindset. See Dropbox. See Evernote.
There are open source solutions that are nearly as good as 1p. I guess its time to start evaluating. Man I _just_ got my partner to starting using 1p too...
- stevenjohns 7y agoCheck out Bitwarden. This[0] event sealed the deal for me that I wouldn't use 1Password again, and Bitwarden was a great alternative. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20417832 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20417832
- stevewodil 7y agoWill add that my experience using Bitwarden has been nothing but positive so far! Happy with the product. We are also considering using Bitwarden for Business at my company
- mackrevinack 7y agoin the past i recommended lastpass to people who are just getting started but now I recommend bitwarden instead unless someone needs password sharing. the UI is a lot simpler for a first timer to pick up. the reason I don't use bitwarden myself anymore is because I started using syncthing and it seemed like a waste that I wasn't using it to sync my passwords as well. so I'm using keepass now. its not as pretty but the autotype feature is great and it means I need one less browser extension that I need installed