Personally, I use KeePassDX for my android client, but either works. I use Syncthing to sync changes between devices, though I think the android version of that stopped being supported a few months back, but it still works fine for now.
Last time I used it was very convenient, but the price was too high for me. Besides that, I bought 1pass when was possible to buy once and have it forever, since then, they made increasingly harder to access it if you bought instead of use as a paid service. That’s why I made the change to KeePass.
The only thing that 1pass offers that could justify their business model as a service is sync on multiple devices, and bitwarden does that as well.
KeePass don’t, but you can make it happen with free Dropbox for example.
Which password manager is good? I use Bitwarden but it would take forever to change all my passwords inside of it
Bitwarden have a good balance of security, price and convenience. If you want more control and less convenience, KeePass.
Keepassxc
The best IMO because it’s just a client you install on a device which reads an encrypted data file you can sync how you like.
This way it’s not a hoard like lastpass or bitwarden.
And keepass2Android
Personally, I use KeePassDX for my android client, but either works. I use Syncthing to sync changes between devices, though I think the android version of that stopped being supported a few months back, but it still works fine for now.
I am doing the same, all I need is keepassdx to support passkeys now
Any thoughts on 1Password?
Last time I used it was very convenient, but the price was too high for me. Besides that, I bought 1pass when was possible to buy once and have it forever, since then, they made increasingly harder to access it if you bought instead of use as a paid service. That’s why I made the change to KeePass. The only thing that 1pass offers that could justify their business model as a service is sync on multiple devices, and bitwarden does that as well. KeePass don’t, but you can make it happen with free Dropbox for example.
I had an internship a couple years back at a web development startup that used it. Seemed to work just fine.
Bitwarden.