1Password

1P saved my life, now I can't live without it.

Pros:

everything about it: ssh keys, cli, (yes i code), sync with my phone, multiple browsers, phone integration, quick search (i use mac), it's become essential for my life. if I loose access to it, I am screwed.

Cons:

it's a bit pricey, but it's a premium for a premium product.

1Password is the best password manager going

Pros:

The company, 1Password, is dedicated to the product 1Password. It's all they do and they clearly care to do it well. They not only stay on top of security trends, but are helping push the industry forward, e.g. with their support and advocacy of passkeys. You can look up technical details of their encryption, audits, etc. better than I can describe them here, but they are copacetic. They keep the product regularly updated without breaking anything, but making important improvements. They seem to work a lot on user experience, accessibility, and website compatibility. It has an effective and easy API and CLI tool. It's really a pleasure to use. As much as one can enjoy the utilitarian role a password manager plays, I enjoy interacting with 1Password. My family is not so nerdy, but they set it up by themselves and actually use it—that's the highest praise I can give.

Cons:

It's not cheap. It's definitely worth the price, but there are free alternatives. It's not open source. There are decent reasons [sensitive content hidden] and they have enough other forms of accountability that I am not concerned, but you may prefer open source software. Sharing items is not quite intuitive. There's sharing with your family/org by moving to a shared folder, then sharing a secure link, and sharing content as text. These different functions have colliding names and inconsistent icons in inconsistent places across the different apps. They do seem to be making incremental improvements in this area lately.

1Password - A professional working experience that allows you to make your password more secure

Comments: I have been using this recently, mostly all our work is on web applications, hence tracing people who try tk access the portal is a must, here we cater to our needs using 1Password. We use its reporting feature for further analysis and ways to protect the platform further

Pros:

I like the customised reports, spontaneous threat detection, timely alerts to change password, realtime monitoring of web traffic

Cons:

On my mac, sometimes it fails to detect potential threats, may be some process communication failure

Invaluable for Teams

Pros:

The user interface is extremely intuitive. Plus, the whole system just works smoothly (sharing passwords with groups of people who all have access; creating 2FA codes; creating & sharing passkeys; security).

Cons:

The app is so secure that it can be a little confusing how to set up a new device, but 1Password makes it so simple with their "Emergency Kit" and step-by-step instructions that it's really not an issue.

Suitable Replacement for LastPass

Comments: I have adapted well to 1Password, and I believe that anyone who uses LastPass can easily train themselves to use 1Password.

Pros:

It has a familiar and easy to understand user interface. It performs as designed most of the time, and working around the automated functionality when it doesn't work is easy because anything can be confidentially copied out of 1Password and into the clipboard to paste wherever you need it. My impression is that 90% of the time 1Password works as intended, and the rest of the time I can work around with copy and paste.

Cons:

When importing from LastPass, it did not bring in attached items. It would be great if that import function could be fixed, although I don't need it now, I suppose.