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> Replace with a shared spreadsheet. I really do not suggest storing passwords and sharing them with family members in a spreadsheet. Of all of the services on
by Shank 4y ago
> Replace with a shared spreadsheet.
I really do not suggest storing passwords and sharing them with family members in a spreadsheet. Of all of the services on this list, a system that provides end-to-end encryption, autofill, generation, and sync for passwords across a family, is a fairly good rationale for a subscription. They at least offer a server side component that has to be paid for somehow.
A shared spreadsheet doesn’t even come close to matching 1Password’s features.
- brushfoot 4y ago> I really do not suggest storing passwords and sharing them with family members in a spreadsheet. Why not? Password-encrypt the spreadsheet if you want. The browser can do the "last mile" of autofill. Realistically, a family's going to be just as safe with an encrypted spreadsheet on OneDrive or a home file share as they would entrusting their passwords to a centralized service that's highly visible to attackers. Alternatively, just write them in a notebook. A family isn't webscale.