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The 1Password "no local/standalone vaults" "upgrade" in 7->8 is what got me to leave it after 15 years or so. They're killing the extensions used by Chrome/Bra
by rdl 3y ago
The 1Password "no local/standalone vaults" "upgrade" in 7->8 is what got me to leave it after 15 years or so. They're killing the extensions used by Chrome/Brave/etc. in 3 months, so it became critical to move off Version 7 (which is probably not getting much security maintenance now, either). RIP.
- ssabetan 3y agoThis is the issue I'm having as well. I've been a standalone customer that's been paying since 2007, if I can't host my own vault either locally or in Dropbox - I'm out. I was hoping to use 1P 7 for as long as I can, but with the Chrome extension dying it's going to become unusable. What have you found as an alternative?
- lgreiv 3y agoThis is my stance as well. I have not chosen a successor yet, but I’ll have a look at Bitwarden, Keepass and the recently released Proton Pass. Trusting Dropbox for sync (which I did) meant trusting a cloud service, too, but IMO it is a less lucrative target for hacks than a server that stores _nothing but_ credentials. Also, using DB made me less dependent on connectivity (LAN sync) and would let me switch providers quite easily.
- AwaAwa 3y agoI'm going to try KeePassXC & syncthing. I assume its going to be no where near as good as 1P, but between no extension support, no local vaults, secret security ops, I don't see a choice.
- AwaAwa 3y agoLittle worse is that the manifest deprecation was delayed into 2024, but that hasn't stopped them from killing the extensions in 3 months. I loathe having to migrate out of 1P 7, but there really is no choice now.
- favorited 3y agoFWIW, I was a longtime 1P user and evangelist, and I moved to BitWarden instead of 1P8. The UX isn't as good, but I was giving up a native experience either way, and BitWarden is cheaper. The transition was very smooth, and I have no regrets! Plus, now I'm supporting an open source product, which is a nice bonus.
- tracker1 3y agoSimilar here, switched from LastPass to Bitwarden a few years ago and have been very happy with it. It's less than perfect UX, and sometimes have to manually sync when switching between devices to get a new/changed password. Relatively low cost or self-hosting options, with extensions everywhere I'd need one. I do wish the experience was better for content other than passwords (notes/cards, etc).
- BrotherBisquick 3y agoThey're killing their browser extension for the world's most popular browser?
- KomoD 3y ago> They're killing the extensions used by Chrome/Brave/etc. in 3 months Just for 7?