If you want to avoid having to import and export, you can just use Keychain as well as your preferred password manager simultaneously (just remember to save your newly created passwords and logins to both) until you decide which one you like best. Theoretically it should be easy since you should be able to import new passwords created on either app into the other, but in my experience it's always been kind of kludgy to actually do so. It doesn't matter how safe the company claims their servers and apps are: using cloud storage for that kind of valuable information is a hard no because it's a security risk some aren't willing to take.Ĭan you migrate easily from keychain to 1password and back? I've paid for 1password since it was launched and it had always been my favorite password manager (I've tested almost all of them) UNTIL they started forcing customers to use their cloud servers to store and sync their passwords, rather than allowing them the choice to use local storage only, as they had been able to do in previous versions.įrom a security perspective, many people just don't want something as important as their passwords, credit card info, logins to their banks and brokerage accounts, cryptocurrency keys, etc.

Best answer: For something as important as a password manager, I have no problem paying for the app either.

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