Bitwarden. Both the client and the server is open source. You can selfhost the server, or you can use their server.

KeepassXC, or Keepass databases and Strongbox for a polished iOS app. And any cloud file sync service.

I haven't changed my setup of (free) keepassxc in (free) Dropbox in 10+ years. You can even add a standalone version of keepassxc in there if you're worried about needing passwords from a new computer. Usually, simple beats free (Spotify > torrents) but somehow this setup has always just worked perfectly for me.

That being said, for friends and family I'd suggest paying for 1password. Or using a paper notebook. Most alternatives don't have a stellar track record with security.

Have a look at https://taoofmac.com/space/apps/1password for a list.

Edge with Authenticator works very well, it's cross-platform, and as of recently has near-feature parity with Lastpass and 1Password.

I really enjoy using pass / gopass

I just use `pass` but if you want bells and whistles, then that probably will not work for you.

Bitwarden, of course.

Google/Chrome offer the best user experience for password management, but I guess many people using 1Password are doing so specifically to avoid Google?