Top 5 Password managers for Mac

The first thing I install is a password manager on every new device. I have so many accounts I want to keep safe and secure. The only way to do this is a good password manager.

Today's article will walk you through my top 5 password managers for Mac.

TL;DR: I'm currently using 1Password as my password manager. It has an excellent user experience.

Why a password manager?

You might wonder why you should use a password manager, and I've written down some advantages that are trademarks of every password manager.

Safely store passwords and notes in a vault

Generate safe passwords on the fly

Watch passwords, keep track of leaked passwords

1 1Password

I'm currently using 1Password as my password manager for Mac and iPhone. To me, it has a lot of awesome features like:

Family account and vault

Travel mode (remove accounts for x time)

Two-factor for certain websites

Apps for all browsers and devices

1Password is a paid application and starts at \$2.99 per month.

2 LastPass

At the company, we are using LastPass, and it's a good second choice for me personally as well.
It's less focused on UX to me, as it can be annoying to find a password on the fly.
But some really good features are:

Local Encryption

Great team management

Emergency backup

Apps for all browsers and devices

Dark web monitoring

LastPass has a free mode, so great option to start with.

3 Dashlane

Dashlane is a super popular free-tiered option as your new password manager.
The app is very good at analyzing current password strengths and advice on upgrades. You can even set up a VPN to keep your online activities safe.
It also has the following features:

Auto logins

Alert for account breaches

Emergency contact mode

VPN wifi protection

U2F authentication

4 Bitwarden

This free option has unlimited storage, which is unheard of for these kinds of systems.
Premium will come with even more advantages like:

Family plan

Password analysis

Secure file sharing

Open-source

5 Keeper

And the last option is keeper, which comes as a fair prices option.
Very focusses on breach detection so you won't get held with ransomware attacks.
It comes with a lot of cool features that include: