I jumped the LastPass ship a couple of years back. There had been some security incidents at that time, but they could still be downplayed. What drove me away

I jumped the LastPass ship a couple of years back. There had been some security incidents at that time, but they could still be downplayed. What drove me away was the lingering impression that they were more focused in figuring out how to monetize their product, rather than improving it: E.g. one year feature X required a $1/m plan, next year it was free, and the third year it required the $5/m plan. At the same time, their apps/extensions seemed sluggish and stagnant. That didn't exactly inspire trust in a product that is essentially the gateway to most of my online activities.