No other free password manager we’ve reviewed includes all those core features, which is why Bitwarden retains its Editors’ Choice award for free password managers. The UX seems more clean, easy and faster to use.Aside from its clunky password capture and replay functions, Bitwarden is easy to use and includes vital core features such as multi-factor authentication, credential sharing, cross-platform syncing, and unlimited password storage, all for multiple users. The experience so farĪfter about 1 week of using Bitwarden, I can say I like it more than 1Password and I intend to use it long-term. As I said, the premium plan on 1Password was ~$36/year. There is a significant price difference also between 1Password and Bitwarden. After that, I followed their guide from here. The first thing I had to do was to downgrade to 1Password 7 on my Mac (that is because I couldn’t export my data in a format that was accepted by Bitwarden using 1Password 8). It was very easy to switch from 1Password to Bitwarden. I’ve seen some people on the internet and some friends using Bitwarden. So, after one month of using 1Password 8 and getting more and more annoyed, I finally decided to search for an alternative. I think is great that you can build cross-platform desktop apps using web technologies but the app was kind of slow and had some annoying bugs like randomly opening the app and asking for my fingerprint.Īlso, the UX when I was trying to complete the credentials on a website with 1Password locked was not great at all. The Mac App (made using Electron) I don’t have anything with Electron. In the release blog post, the 1Password founder said “I hope you love 1Password 8 as much as we’ve loved creating it.”. In the meantime, 1Password 8 appeared so I made the upgrade.
I was using 1Password 7 at that time with an annual subscription of ~$36/year and I was pretty happy with it. Some of my friends were using 1Password so I said, ok, let’s go with 1Password. So, what changed? I started using Chrome so I needed to find another password manager that was working ok with Chrome. Why? Well, Safari was my main browser and Keychain seemed like a great solution as it was made by Apple. Until about 6 months ago, I was using Keychain from Apple as my password manager.
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