Password management (29 programs)
Pros: Offers non-static PINs. Captures intruder’s selfie.
Cons: Doesn’t have fingerprint and facial recognition lock options. Recurring technical issues.
Pros: Lots of features offered. Comes with encryption for extra security. Allows local data storage. Does not keep logs of your data.
Cons: Not beginner-friendly. Every feature is complicated. No recovery option available. Clunky auto-fill and auto-save.
Pros: Well-designed interface. Includes password generator. Customizable app auto-lock.
Cons: Sync only works through Dropbox.
Pros: Privacy-first design. Uses strong AES-256 encryption. No ads or tracking. Biometric login support. User-controlled backup through Google Drive.
Cons: More basic than larger password managers.
Pros: Touchless. Secure. Set-up process is simple. Easy to install.
Cons: Scanning is complicated. Detection is difficult.
Pros: Easy to use. Customizable forms. Space for notes. Integrated search. Synchronization with Dropbox.
Cons: No browser integration.
Pros: Easy to use. Flexible payments. Can securely share passwords with others. Can sync with 6 devices.
Cons: Lacks more quality-of-life features. Can only sync one device with the free version. No filters for organizing. Not all important auto-fill info can be stored.
Pros: Highly secure end-to-end encryption. Comprehensive password management tools. User-friendly design.
Cons: Currently available to users with Proton Lifetime & Visionary membership.
