Comments on: 1Password vs LastPass: Password Management Review

By: Aleks Peterson

Aleks Peterson — Thu, 23 Mar 2017 16:15:52 +0000

In reply to Alexander. Thanks for the feedback, Alexander.

By: Alexander

Alexander — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 17:16:48 +0000

The thing about 1Password that is a deal-breaker for me is that I paid the $64 for the Mac version and I have been unable to use it on Windows without it being a massive pain in the butt, and they want you to pay separate for the Windows version and then in order to use it on Windows to sync across both Windows and Mac they want you to subscribe to their service to sync the passwords online, which is bull. I feel like I got robbed because I’m not able to use the Windows version after paying a whopping $65 for it on Mac.

By: Aleks Peterson

Aleks Peterson — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 17:22:13 +0000

In reply to Cyber. Thanks for the feedback, Cyber. Cool name, too. What is that . . . Greek?

By: Cyber

Cyber — Tue, 20 Sep 2016 19:26:35 +0000

Between LastPass and 1Password which one is better? Keeper is! I believe they have a better security model, easier synchronization between every device, browser, and platform, it’s easy to use and it’s not hard on the pocket book. Checkout Keeper Security.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 08 Sep 2016 10:46:26 +0000

LastPass feature to automatically change passwords does NOT work. This as of 10 minutes ago. LP has what they call a “security audit” which evaluates passwords in various terms … known breaches in certain sites, similar or identical passwords used on multiple sites, missing or blank passwords, and old passwords. So far so good. They even offer to fix those problems for you at the click of a button. (O.K. about 45 clicks, by the time you remove and replace LastPass with a version that has that feature.

Once it goes to work you’ll notice that it is SLOWWWW. Maybe 2-3 minutes for each site. But the worst part is that it returns a message telling you that it failed. So now you have invested the better part of an hour messing with all of this to accomplish nothing at all.

Should you be so foolish as to open a support ticket, they will run you through the typical non support tactic of having you untinstall, and reinstall. Once that also fails, and maybe two days later for this conversation go to on, they will tell you that they kown about the problem and they have it on a list somewhere and may do something about it someday but they won’t tell you when.

So much for LastPass security, and LastPass support. I’m looking for an alternative to switch but I do not want to as I’ve a lot of time with LP. But seriously, another problem of LONG standing is that it won’t fill login credentials to one of those popup boxes that some sites present you when you attempt to log in. I don’t think they even PLAN to address that.

I’m seriously considering printing out ID/PWD lists and carrying them in my wallet.

By: Charles Settles

Charles Settles — Wed, 03 Aug 2016 18:14:32 +0000

In reply to Neil. Thanks for the tip, Neil!

By: Neil

Neil — Mon, 01 Aug 2016 05:45:50 +0000

Hi Charles,

Have you checked Enpass Password manager? I found it last week when I was looking for LastPass alternative due to recent vulnerability in LastPass.

Obvious 1Password was my first choice but my pocket can’t afford it desktop version and it’s not availabe for Linux. So I searched some other alternatives and then I encountered Enpass. It’s a lesser known yet powerful password manager. I will highly recommend to have a look at Enpass as it’s one of the best cross platform password manager and I think everyone can afford this as it’s doesn’t have any subscription and has free desktop app.