In the reviews the barrier to switching comes from a long history and a move done by hand. It is worth checking the completeness of the import, the attachments and the access to the result before giving up the old vault.
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Platz 7. Wert aus Rezensionen: 67 von 100. App-Store-Bewertung: 4,7★ · 28.721 Bewertungen
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The best free open-source password manager for the price-to-features ratio, but recent updates introduced serious bugs: the master password sometimes refuses to work, TOTP behind a paywall feels greedy, and cross-device sync is slow.
Gelobt: Completely free with no ads, open-source, works on all platforms, no upsell pressure.
Kritik: Master password periodically fails for no apparent reason, TOTP is paid-only, slow sync, a bug shows phantom TOTP codes on entries that don't have one.
Für wen: Technically minded users who want a solid free manager and can tolerate occasional bugs.
Platz 3. Wert aus Rezensionen: 72 von 100. App-Store-Bewertung: 4,7★ · 1.374 Bewertungen
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The best choice for storing passwords offline in KeePass format. Its strength is full privacy with no cloud server required, its weakness is unreliable autofill and iCloud sync issues.
Gelobt: Fully offline with no data shared with third parties. Passkeys and TOTP support. Independent security audit by Cure53. Actively maintained. Fast import.
Kritik: Autofill is unreliable and sometimes fails in banking apps. Issues with iCloud Drive after iOS updates. Occasional hangs when loading the database. No native Android or Windows clients.
Für wen: Technical users who already use KeePass and want to keep their data on-device only.
Platz 13. Wert aus Rezensionen: 63 von 100. App-Store-Bewertung: 4,8★ · 6.765 Bewertungen
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A serious password manager from the Proton team with a strong privacy reputation, but the iOS client is unstable: autofill works intermittently and Face ID can get stuck in a loop.
Kritik: Autofill crashes or fails in Safari and Firefox Mobile, Face ID loops after updates, no passkeys on macOS, can't import Safari passwords on iOS without a desktop browser, every new entry triggers a review prompt.
Für wen: Users already in the Proton ecosystem who care about privacy and email aliases and can tolerate rough edges in the iOS client.
Platz 1. Wert aus Rezensionen: 78 von 100. App-Store-Bewertung: 4,9★ · 1.906 Bewertungen
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A reliable offline password manager with cross-platform sync via cloud storage. The main weakness is no iCloud support, and occasional sync failures can lead to data loss.
Gelobt: Simplicity and stability over many years, simultaneous support for Android and iOS, encryption via Google Drive and Dropbox, easy transfer when switching phones.
Kritik: No iCloud sync, periodic Google Drive errors (404), after iOS updates it sometimes locks access with no way to reset the master password, some users dislike the interface refresh.
Für wen: Users who want a simple, affordable password manager without a subscription and with sync between Android and iPhone.
Platz 4. Wert aus Rezensionen: 71 von 100. App-Store-Bewertung: 4,8★ · 103.519 Bewertungen
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A mature cross-platform password manager with a real long-term user base. Strong point is reliable sync and a solid password generator. The main complaint is an aggressive paywall and problems when the free plan was dropped.
Gelobt: Sync across all devices, strong password generator, family plan with shared access, autofill works consistently.
Kritik: Holds passwords hostage on non-payment, unclear login flow for existing accounts, transferring to a new device can be tricky, passwords disappear after reconnection, browser extension may be blocked by corporate policies.
Für wen: Users willing to pay for a cross-platform manager with a convenient family plan.
