if anyone is wondering, ElPass’s 1Password import works really well. Includes one-time MFA settings! (no secure documents, though)

first impressions, massively faster than 1Password 7. Feels "lean."

Any suggestions for a family looking to share some passwords and not others? This, for me, is the killer feature for 1Password’s subscription service and why I happily pay them each year.

Trackers in a password manager [1]? No thanks.

[1]: https://elpass.app/privacy-policy

It blows my mind that people voluntarily lock themselves into Apple ecosystems like this. This is the very same Apple that recently said it is going to inspect all your synced photos.

Even if you're mostly Apple today, it seems prudent to have some sort of exit strategy that doesn't involve massive switching costs.

I use a variety of platforms. I'm happy 1password switched to Electron; it means I have a Linux version that works super well. It even integrates with face recognition through Howdy.

By the way, I also think subscription models are superior to buy-once. They align incentives for customers and developers better -- they got a bad rap thanks to Adobe charging silly amounts of money, but 1password isn't doing that.

This looks great! How well does the auto fill work for web pages? Is there a browser extension? The website is a bit light on detail.

Thanks, I’ve been fine paying a subscription but I don’t like the trends.

Is there an independent security eval of this product?

Exactly what I was looking for thank you!

Uh, i guess you're talking about Enpass?

I've switched from 1Password to Enpass as well, however my experience is a bit... mixed...

Not sure i'd fault something specific, however the overall polish 1Password has still isn't there.

I'm using Enpass on Linux, Mac and iOS - my SO still has an 1Password 4.something install (i think) on her Windows computer.

If that one is going to somehow "expire", i'm going to selfhost Bitwarden probably...

Edit: ok, wow - there really is an App called Elpass - TIL...

Edit2: sure, bring on the downvotes :S i guess no one ever naively assumed that 2 letters almost next to each other could have been a typo.

To further explain why i assumed it was a typo is because i've never, ever heard of Elpass before - all the while being a user of password managers for years. Even more so when researching my options about 2 years ago before switching to Enpass and never heard of Elpass being mentioned, not even once.

I suppose it is pretty new-ish then? Or a hidden gem? Or gosh both?