Top 5 Password managers for Mac

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I switched from LastPass to Bitwarden a while ago. I don't know why, but I remember seeing that Bitwarden is better.
Ah nice, I'm struggling quite a bit with LastPass from a work perspective so I'll put in that we should try out Bitwarden!
Thanks Catalin
They decreased the device limit making it harder to use on multiple devices.
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The first thing I install is a password manager on every new device. I have so many accounts I want to keep safe and secure. The only way to do this is a good password manager.
Today's article will walk you through my top 5 password managers for Mac.
TL;DR: I'm currently using 1Password as my password manager. It has an excellent user experience.
You might wonder why you should use a password manager, and I've written down some advantages that are trademarks of every password manager.
I'm currently using 1Password as my password manager for Mac and iPhone. To me, it has a lot of awesome features like:

1Password is a paid application and starts at \$2.99 per month.
At the company, we are using LastPass, and it's a good second choice for me personally as well. It's less focused on UX to me, as it can be annoying to find a password on the fly. But some really good features are:

LastPass has a free mode, so great option to start with.
Dashlane is a super popular free-tiered option as your new password manager. The app is very good at analyzing current password strengths and advice on upgrades. You can even set up a VPN to keep your online activities safe. It also has the following features:

This free option has unlimited storage, which is unheard of for these kinds of systems. Premium will come with even more advantages like:

And the last option is keeper, which comes as a fair prices option. Very focusses on breach detection so you won't get held with ransomware attacks. It comes with a lot of cool features that include:

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