Must your password manager be multiuser or just single-user?

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PUBLIC DEFENDER By Brian Livingston So many websites these days require usernames and passwords of varying lengths and strengths that installing a sec
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lmacri, Andy M, fisher75, SteveP, BobbyB, DLivesInTexas, windbg

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What about 1Passsword which does not have a free version?

You always focus on Bitwarden, but what about 1Password?

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windbg

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Brian,
You’re authoritative articles have gotten me interested in Bitwarden — I like the prices a lot! However, I have 700 passwords stored in 1Password. Are you familiar with any way to migrate a password collection from one of these programs to another?

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Bitwarden will import 1password files.
https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/

cheers, Paul

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Four parts now and you have yet to mention RoboForm.

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There are plenty of managers not mentioned. Brian has explained why.

cheers, Paul

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Hi Brian,

Thank you for the article. One question: the Dashlane pricing page that you link to makes no mention of a 10-user – $240/yr business plan. Do they not offer this anymore?

Thanks!
THom

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Dashlane made significant changes to its pricing structure in November 2023. If the business plan you mentioned is no longer displayed on their website, it may have been eliminated. However, if you ask the company directly, you may find that the offer is still available, but only to those who remember it and specifically request it. It doesn’t hurt to ask, but I can’t guarantee anything. Good luck!

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