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No. Password managers are applicable beyond browser & android environments. Beyond that, other products provide features & UX that may be preferred, and some co
by Solitude042 3y ago
No. Password managers are applicable beyond browser & android environments. Beyond that, other products provide features & UX that may be preferred, and some companies require a specific password manager (and forbid the use of Google's offerings).
- Justsignedup 3y agoTo add. The password management space is vast. And 1password seems healthy in it's finances. So I see no reason for it to get killed off. Password managers existed in browser's and on apple products for a long while now. The problem is that they tie you to an ecosystem and if you're not allllllll bought in, you can't use it oast your phone for example.
- ianburrell 3y agoAlso, Android and iOS both have good support for external password managers. Using 1Password is seamless for me on both platforms. Chrome and Firefox extension aren’t as seamlesss but pretty smooth. This means can use 1Password where could never use Google or Apple.