We also need to make sure that the password manager is up to date and supported by the developer, to avoid any issues with functionality or security.
Compatibility refers to the ability to use the password manager on our devices, whether computers, smartphones or tablets, and to synchronize our passwords between the various devices.
We should also check that the password manager integrates well with the web browsers and apps we use, to facilitate the automatic entry of our credentials.
Features refer to the options and services that the password manager offers us, based on our needs and preferences.
Some useful features are: generating random and secure passwords, checking the security of our passwords, storing other sensitive data, sharing our credentials with other people, accessing our vault from a web browser, two-factor authentication, backing high school senior mailing list up and restoring our credentials, technical support and documentation.
thanks to a simple and intuitive interface. We must also be able to customize the password manager, to adapt it to our habits and preferences.
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Some examples of password managers
Finally, let's look at some examples of password managers that we can try and compare, to choose the one that best suits us. These are just some of the many password managers available, and do not represent a ranking or a recommendation.
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Bitwarden
Bitwarden is an open source, free and cross-platform password manager that allows us to store our credentials in a secure and encrypted way, synchronizing them between the various devices we use.