1Password

1Password is een van de weinig password managers die op meerdere platforms draait: Mac OS, iOs, Windows. Dat was voor mij een absolute eis.

Bij elke keer dat ik ergens inlog, wil 1Password mijn wachtwoord opnieuw opslaan, ook als het niet is gewijzigd. Dat gebeurt nog voordat de betreffende site heeft vastgesteld of het ingetikte wachtwoord goed is of niet. Het kan toch niet moeilijk zijn om dat af te vangen. Ik ben nu steeds bang dat ik een fout wachtwoord intik, daarmee het opgeslagen wachtwoord in 1Password overschrijf en vervolgens niet meer kan inloggen. Ook mijn browser onthoudt wachtwoorden en het is niet altijd duidelijk waar de prompt vandaan komt. Als je een uur geleden je 1P wachtwoord hebt ingetoetst, komt de prompt haast zeker niet uit 1P maar uit de browser. Ook dat zou oplosbaar moeten zijn.

You can sync it between multiple devices it's quick it's easy it organizes them for you into cards by name or however you want to organize them The customer service is awesome And it's reasonably priced

I wish the aesthetics were a little bit more it's just plain white and blue sometimes it hurts my head but I love everything else

The company, 1Password, is dedicated to the product 1Password. It's all they do and they clearly care to do it well.
They not only stay on top of security trends, but are helping push the industry forward, e.g. with their support and advocacy of passkeys. You can look up technical details of their encryption, audits, etc. better than I can describe them here, but they are copacetic.
They keep the product regularly updated without breaking anything, but making important improvements. They seem to work a lot on user experience, accessibility, and website compatibility.
It has an effective and easy API and CLI tool.
It's really a pleasure to use. As much as one can enjoy the utilitarian role a password manager plays, I enjoy interacting with 1Password. My family is not so nerdy, but they set it up by themselves and actually use it—that's the highest praise I can give.

It's not cheap. It's definitely worth the price, but there are free alternatives.
It's not open source. There are decent reasons [sensitive content hidden] and they have enough other forms of accountability that I am not concerned, but you may prefer open source software.
Sharing items is not quite intuitive. There's sharing with your family/org by moving to a shared folder, then sharing a secure link, and sharing content as text. These different functions have colliding names and inconsistent icons in inconsistent places across the different apps. They do seem to be making incremental improvements in this area lately.

Easy to use, security and some functions essential for a developer like me.

It's more expensive than other solutions