I'm going to test this much more extensively over the next couple of weeks, but if it continues to be as good as it has been in the beta, I can't fathom why i would ever use a password manager that has a centralized service.
I trusted LastPass for a long time, but after their leak of their centralized servers, I had to go through the excruciatingly slow process of changing all of my passwords on every account. I still have some lingering that aren't very important that I haven't updated to this day.
Having full control, a layer of network and local encryption, direct connections between devices, blind forwarding from the network if desired, and it being easy and simple to use and connect (no port forwarding nonsense) I cant see why i would ever take the trade off of any centralized alternative when it doesn't even come with any perceived benefit.
P2P might be slow to finally solving our problems. But the decentralized web is eventually, and simply, going to give us a better UX. And we are building it now.
I trusted LastPass for a long time, but after their leak of their centralized servers, I had to go through the excruciatingly slow process of changing all of my passwords on every account. I still have some lingering that aren't very important that I haven't updated to this day.
Having full control, a layer of network and local encryption, direct connections between devices, blind forwarding from the network if desired, and it being easy and simple to use and connect (no port forwarding nonsense) I cant see why i would ever take the trade off of any centralized alternative when it doesn't even come with any perceived benefit.
P2P might be slow to finally solving our problems. But the decentralized web is eventually, and simply, going to give us a better UX. And we are building it now.
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