The claim that they're censoring critical posts on their forum is fairly baseless until they've had a chance to respond — Occam's razor would suggest there's a much less nefarious reason for posts not showing up.
Finally, the Hacker News crowd has a clear bias towards shitting on Electron apps in the war against perceived crimes of not being performant on ancient systems. I'm sympathetic to that way of thinking, but it's not justified grounds for how much flak 1Pass is taking here.
One thing 1PW has been sporadically weak on is delivering consistent high quality UX across the plugins and main application.
It would make a difference to me if BW supported these forms of auth.
Edit: here it is: https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/08/notice-of-recent-security-...
One simple change would be to for the site to pick some character that is not legal in user names for that site and make it so that if the login form is submitted with a blank user name but the string in the password field is of the form <string1><X><string2> where <X> is that not-allowed-in-user-name character, then the site tries to do the login with <string1> as the user name and <string2> as the password.
People using copy/paste could then store their user name and password together in that format in the password manager, and only have to to one copy/paste to login.
Enpass has given me good cross platform support, especially like that I'm not a 2nd class citizen on loonix systems. My only gripe would be that it's not open source, but I think the company does a good job of allowing you to keep and sync your data locally, without constant pushes to whore it out to 'the cloud'.
[1] https://www.seancassidy.me/lostpass.html [2] https://betanews.com/2016/01/16/lastpass-lostpass-passwords/
Many responses here are recommending against 1Password.
What's a good alternative, specifically for families, as I've moved members of my family to LP?
I'll specifically need some recovery mechanism for them in the event they lose access, as they're still getting used to this workflow. Its not ideal but what's needed realistically.