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Yes, they should be used. KeepassXC FTW
There's an exploit that will dump all you passwords as raw text as a feature
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I've never used a password manager before. I use 2FA or Passkeys on anything that supports them.
I use keeper which appears to be one of the less popular ones if the comments are anything to go by here but it's served me well, the browser extension and android app are pretty good too with only a few websites flaking out and requiring copy pasting of password
I'm currently still on LastPass. I've been meaning to spin up my own password manager that just stores everything locally.
For a very long time I only used browser stored passwords; at one point I wanted to use Vivaldi on my smartphone, but at the beginning it didn't have password sync, so I had to figure out something. I think this is when I first tried LastPass, but got discouraged from using it by 1) their security incidents and 2) them removing mobile device sync from their free tier. This is when I switched over to BitWarden, which I've been using ever since; I'm currently even considering hosting my own instance of it.
I use enpass and maybe I didn't search hard enough but I didn't see anyone here mention it. I for the most part use it for 2fa, and because it syncs to my own cloud storage account, does anyone have bad experiences with enpass?
One another Bitwarden user chiming in!
I started with LastPass but they started making things difficult enough on the mobile side that I decided to jump ships. Bitwarden also is a smoother app to use - LastPass felt clunkier (I've used only the free side on both).
Been using the Firefox password manager ever since I've been using Firefox on all devices. Used Firefox clockwise before that. Planning to switch to a self hosted vaultwarden+bitwarden setup. Any guides or pointers are welcome.
We (MSP) moved from LastPass to Keeper Security and love it. I switched my personal stuff over to it as well.
Been using 1password family subscription for years. Absolutely swear by it.
I use 1Password. Love it so far! it's been a smooth experience and it is cross platform.