Another plug for a great product (Bitwarden)

If you’re not using a password manager, what the heck are you doing? Writing down your passwords on a sticky note? Like a Caveman???!!!

Be a proper lady/gentleman of the 21st century. Use a password manager. And never look back.

Password Manager 1: LastPass. Verdict: it’s okay. Fine for some people I guess. It’s a bit annoying that I have to create a whole separate record for different URLs that use the same sign-on. Actually, I take that back. It’s an extremely frustrating issue which can be black hole for your time and productivity.

Password Manager 2: Bitwarden. It’s awesome. The free version is fine for most people. I use the paid version, which is useful for sharing. It allowed me to create a separate container for an organization that I can share. I have it on my smartphone as well as a browser plug-in on my computers.

The moral of the story is that you need to use a unique password for all websites. If possible, even a unique username – which Bitwarden facilitates nicely.

Or you can stay in the Stone Age and get your stuff hacked into occasionally and spend days dealing with the fallout. Your choice!