Cons of using a browser as a password manager: Only works on one browser — Do you ever switch browsers? If so, having your password management system linked to one browser may be a hassle. Fewer password generator options — Your browser should be able to generate a secure password for you. But you may not have many options for customizing that password. Password manager applications Password manager applications offer an excellent alternative to using your browser's password storage feature.
Pros of using a password manager application: Best place to store passwords — A reputable password manager app is the best way to store passwords securely. A password manager allows you to easily create, manage, and access your secure passwords. Get custom strong passwords — A password manager will generate strong passwords and allow you to designate the number of characters, whether you want to include symbols and if you want a strong password that is easy to say or spell.
May offer a free plan — Most password manager apps offer a free plan with basic features that works on one device. It's definitely possible to get a password manager without pulling out your credit card. Cons of using a password manager application: Takes time to find the right one — You may need to spend time comparing password manager options and prices to choose the right app for you.
The sheer number of available choices can be overwhelming, as can the choice between a free and paid plan. May be glitchy — Even the best applications get user complaints about occasional tech glitches such as a user getting locked out of the password manager or not being asked if they want to save a password.
Requires a master password — You typically need a long, very strong master password to log into your password manager. You'll have to find a safe place to stash this password, and it can be difficult to gain access to your password manager if it gets lost.
The Dashlane family plan offers six separate premium plans managed under one account. RememBear — RememBear is a fun bear-themed way to keep track of your passwords. It offers a free plan for one device, and it has a paid premium plan for multiple devices with sync and backup. Bitwarden — Bitwarden is an open-source password manager that offers a free plan and premium paid plans for individuals and businesses. It offers a free password generator and allows you to sync passwords across devices.
LastPass — LastPass offers a free plan with a password generator for one device, a premium plan with encrypted file storage for multiple devices and a family plan. Keeper — Keeper offers several paid personal plans and family plans as well as business and student plans. Most unsecure ways to store your passwords Now that we've covered the best way to store passwords, let's talk about the worst ways to keep track of your login information.
Here's a list of the most unsecure ways to store your passwords: Document on your computer — Even if you password protect a Word document or spreadsheet, a hacker using a keystroke logger may be able to capture your passwords. And you'd also need a place to store the password for the document. Paper note — Jotting your passwords in a physical notebook or on a sticky note may keep your passwords out of reach of hackers across the globe.
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