Which password manager for all platforms (PC+Android at least)?

[steven92]

I use "Password Box" right now, but they will close at the end of this year (taken over by Intel TrueCrypt). And TrueCrypt will be $ 19,95 / year. I don't see me buying an subscription service yet.

I was thinking about "Safe in Cloud", Desktop is free and Android is $ 4,99 ... i guess. It is not an subscription service, though... it's a singular price for lifetime support.

As a Windows and Android user, i am looking for a service which runs across those platforms and is as convenient as Password Box was it for me till this year...

Has anyone done this step to another software, any suggestions?

Why not start a survey?

 

[psionandy]

Lastpass would be the obvious candidate... There is a subscription, but can also be used without it.

 

[Mikestony]

I use Keeper Password. It's free but won't let you sync to the cloud or across devices without a $30.00/year subscription.
I like it and subscribe only because I can share with other users such as my boss for passwords (for work related websites).

 

[dvhttn]

I use Keepass2 on Windows 10 desktop and Android phone. Shares the same database so the database file is just sync'ed between the two. No need to send to the cloud .....

 

[AZgl1500]

Lastpass would be the obvious candidate... There is a subscription, but can also be used without it.

I have been using LastPass for well over a decade, so far just the free version does all I need.
Installed it on the cellphone as a trial, but decided to leave it off. I only have one bank website to log into, and that password is memorized.

everything else, I just let it auto login

 

[Father Guido]

I use Keepass2 on Windows 10 desktop and Android phone. Shares the same database so the database file is just sync'ed between the two. No need to send to the cloud .....

Works with Linux too

 

[jefboyardee]

I tried LastPass for Windows and Android, got attached to having them, paid for them, now I'm hooked.

 

[svim]

Lastpass users should keep at least one eye out on its status. Last year it was bought out by LogMeIn. Whether that's a good move or not remains to be seen.
http://www.cnet.com/news/logmein-kills-free-service-with-no-warning-goes-subscription-only/
http://betanews.com/2015/10/09/lastpass-sold-to-logmein-should-linux-users-panic/

 

[jefboyardee]

I have Lifelock too and always thought Last Pass or an equivalent belongs in the Lifelock package.

 

[The_Chief]

I'll put in a plug for 1Password