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One of the reasons for bad software products & corporations taking advantage of users is this free loader mindset. What exactly is wrong with paying $10 per ye
by max_ 2y ago
One of the reasons for bad software products & corporations taking advantage of users is this free loader mindset.
What exactly is wrong with paying $10 per year for a well done product?
- dylan604 2y agoIf it were $10, we might have a conversation. I paid for my full version of 1Pass way back when, and upgraded all the way through to v7. It was a one time fee and used until they broke it. I never said refused to pay for it, but a monthly fee in perpetuity is just ridiculous to me.
- max_ 2y agoI don't use. One pass, I use Bitwarden.
- dylan604 2y agocongratulations. this particular thread is about an app called 1Password.
- brailsafe 2y agoI'm still on v7, what did they break?
- PascLeRasc 2y agoThey disabled autofill in the Firefox/Chrome extensions and won't provide an older version that worked or even a download of the 1P7 app.
- brailsafe 2y agoTurns out I'm actually using 1P6 on mac, and autofill does still work. Here's the download for the 1P7 standalone app https://1password.community/discussion/129962/download-1password-7 https://1password.community/discussion/129962/download-1pass...
- LVB 2y agoYou get 1P for $10/year? I'm willing to pay for a lot of software, but the costs are certainly real (especially in aggregate), and I try to be mindful of whether it is worth it to me. I would definitely pay $10/year for a password manager. I currently pay $36/year. Would I pay $100? No. But I'm not sure where the cutoff is. And then I have to do this for every pricier piece of software. (For all of the lower-cost, one-time payments, little apps, etc. I just pay and move on.)