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Heh. Right after inclusion in the Humble Bundle, which probably made a lot of people grab it. I've been a premium member for a long time now purely to be able to use it on multiple devices, but I'm happy they are making this change. A lot of people still practice poor security habits and could use a password manager - hopefully this will convince them to give it a shot.
Wow, the prospect of storing your all passwords on someone else's computer just got so much more exciting.
LastPass? More like LostPass. http://lifehacker.com/lastpass-hacked-time-to-change-your-master-password-1711463571
I'll stick with Authy 2FA for all my accounts, they have multi-device and support pretty much everything.
There's a use case for people who need security to be made easy for them; better having solid passwords everywhere with only Lastpass being the risk (and you could argue that having been hacked once, they're taking security more seriously) than a shitload of weak-ass password that can be compromised with nearly zero effort.
Been very happy with Enpass, and haven't found a good reason to switch.
I left LastPass after acquisition and enjoy all the benefits you name with 1Password.
LastPass wasn't bad, but I find 1Password better, and of course it's entirely in my control. Also a bit more friend for storing non-web-passwords (e.g., VPS logins).
Hosting keep-ass on webdav does the job just fine.
oh, I just renew the premium a week ago…… just for my android and ios device to sync. now you tell me it 's free……
If you aren't comfortable storing your passwords on a hosted service why would you store your 2FA credentials on one?
I've been waiting for this to be honest.
My best pal is a notebook. It doesn't come with Internet access though.