Password manager
#1
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Password manager
I keep my accounts and passwords in a spreadsheet in cloud storage. The passwords and all numbers are encrypted. I need a password manager app for my iphone for easy access to this info while traveling (like when I can't get a signal and can't access cloud). But I'd like one that I could upload spreadsheet info to, saving the hassle of inputting 100s of accounts individually into the app.
Anyone have suggestions?
Anyone have suggestions?
#2
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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I’ve been a fan of 1Password for a very long time and it also supports csv import.
https://support.1password.com/create-csv-files/
https://support.1password.com/create-csv-files/
#4
Join Date: May 2004
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I keep my accounts and passwords in a spreadsheet in cloud storage. The passwords and all numbers are encrypted. I need a password manager app for my iphone for easy access to this info while traveling (like when I can't get a signal and can't access cloud). But I'd like one that I could upload spreadsheet info to, saving the hassle of inputting 100s of accounts individually into the app.
Anyone have suggestions?
Anyone have suggestions?
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#7
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#10
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Many people will recommend LastPass, but I don't. I have the paid for version of LastPass and the customer service is atrocious. No response to queries and questions, smartarse responses to feedback, and a general lack of respect for the customer. I have now moved to Dashlane's paid version and I am very happy. I would recommend Dashlane over LastPass every time, especially if you are paying for it.
#15
Join Date: Apr 2014
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Both provide solid protection. And this is obviously quite subjective. But I find 1Password to be a far more refined product, both on Mac and iOS. Easier to use, and far more intuitive than LastPass. 1Password has far better organization options as well. The Families option in 1Password is quite economical, and great for securely sharing passwords.