Dashlane. On Windows startup, I have it configured to log me into my account automatically for convenience.
Why would you advertise the product? Just don't get it. Kind of like FaceBook, rolling around on your bling for the world to see. No vote.
I've been having some problems with RoboForm on the Mac so I switched over 5 months ago to WSA's Password Manager on the Mac. Working without a flaw for the last 5 months now.
A password manager is better than using a notebook but not if you make bad passphrases or bad password.'s. I use Keepass w/back ups off the computer.
I came to the conclusion that it is safer to use a properly implemented password manager with unique/strong passwords than using weak and/or reusing passwords.
or you have malware inside OS, but this cripples security whether you are using password manager or not. Keepass and KeepassX
I don't really think it is about advertising, at least not from a "hey look what I use" perspective. With the recent doubling of the price of LastPass and some other events (discounted lifetime licenses for some products). I expect that people come here like I did to see what is commonly used to help them decide what product is best, or at least which products people avoid because of issues you may not be aware of if you don't use a product.
That's the way I look at it too and seeing what make you more vulnerable to bad people trying to hack your computer.
I recently tried KeepassXC, not bad, but one short coming for me was lack of profiles for the password generator. KeePass has this feature. Some of sites I need to log into have specific password requirements, I can set this up and save as a profile. Make it simple when having to change a password for these sites.
The original keepass had an excellent security feature that it seems most subsequent password managers ommited. The database had no file extension therefore you could call it anything you want. Readme.txt pic.jpg winsock.ocx or just leave it without an extension at all. That meant no one could do a file type search to locate your password database and you could make dummy databases with keepass names to decieve an adversary.
It's nice, but not so secure. Adversary could use file(1) command Code: https:// manpages debian org/stretch/file/file.1.en.html Example: Code: $ file ./README.txt ./README.txt: DBase 3 data file
