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Password managers are "obviously" the solution - in my experience they generate good passwords that are accepted almost all the time now days. However, I still
by cirrus3 4y ago
Password managers are "obviously" the solution - in my experience they generate good passwords that are accepted almost all the time now days.
However, I still think 3rd-party password managers are too complex for many people, and those people are the ones who need them most. OS-level password management is a bit easier but not great. Browser native password managers are a terrible idea IMO, for people who can't handle a 3rd party manager, imagine their confusion when only a specific browser knows their password, and only when they signed into their browser vendor account.
- pontilanda 4y agoThe interoperability boat has sailed. macOS has had an open Keychain for decades and Google eventually dropped support for it. I don't see them suddenly going back, sharing efforts and allowing cross compatibility. What we need is just passwords to come front and center anywhere they are: We need a Password.app that I can open and access all I need. Keychain Access was exactly that but its UI is stuck in 2000.