[deleted] And it doesn't even support 2fa in the free version
That is somewhat annoying indeed, but in my opinion it makes for a better business model and it's a good "education" for free users. Think about it: It adds convenience, but reduces security to store the second factor in the same location as the password. I would only store the second factor in Bitwarden (instead of apps like Aegis) if I wanted to make sure somebody else has a convenient way to access my accounts. That would mean company teams or heirs, for both of which I need a business or family account anyway.
leoLela I like Proton in general, but if you keep your passwords on an online service then you will have the following problems:
a security compromise can expose your passwords
you can lose access to the service and to all your passwords (the service goes out of business, the service gets blocked at your location, it's too expensive, etc.)
True and well said. Just want to add that offline managers come with their own risk. Most of us agree KeePassXC/DX is the best offline Password Manager, but not long ago there was a bug which compromised the keyfile of some users who then lost access to all their passwords. It was quickly fixed, but this can happen anytime to any password manager, which is why you always need at least one offline backup of all your passwords and 2fa seeds no matter which software you use.
[deleted] the keepassdx manager is totally encrypted and free (with 2fa) the Google manager is also encrypted and free with 2fa too, so why pay even 1€ is the question!
Google is super secure but some might not want to feed them any data (even encrypted). Both Google and KeePassDX don't have feature parity with a Bitwarden subscription if emergency access, convenient password sharing or breach reports are important. But if your needs for a Password Manager are to be offline and have 2FA support for free, KeePassDX is currently the best. There are use cases for almost all solutions, even ProtonPass in its current form. We just have to make informed decisions according to our threat models.