> I get everything you just described for free.

You get one additional feature that others don't get, and that's Google and likely all sorts of government agencies being able to record all your passwords. Great feature.

I don't kid myself... I'm not that important... no one is looking through the crap I have on my Google Drive.

This is a really simple and definitely a better solution than not using any password manager at all (if we leave out possible government/Google issues, which I personally would definitely not leave out).

But yeah, as already mentioned - it breaks the privacy and security principles. I would recommend you try anything else, which is actually meant for storing passwords/secrets and when switching, then change all your passwords :)

I do something similar except the passwords in my gdoc are secured with https://securemypw.appspot.com/ (disclaimer: I wrote this 5 years ago so I could share passwords with my wife).

Yea you have zero security w/ this solution. I doubt it's even encrypted.