> I used 1password for about ten years. Every interaction I had with the developers was pretty hostile. Even if they encouraged self-hosting and version-based upgrading instead of a SaaS, I'd still stick with a competitor. At this point I'm irrationally bothered by the fact that it's a 100+ staff company just to make a product that's no better than it was when they had 10 staff and is now more expensive.
I have no idea why you're being downvoted for expressing your experience and opinions. So I will just add another data point to corroborate your experience and (probably) be downvoted together.
I've also been a long time user who paid for every upgrade, and every issue I had with them I received a hostile response or a completely dismissive one. Not sure which is worse.
This made me jump ship last year and now I'm a happy bitwarden user.
No, it's not perfect as you can see in others comments around here but at least I don't have the constant nag that their values are misaligned with mine: forcing a subscription model down my throat at almost 4x the amount of money that bitwarden asks with fading support for standalone licenses and local vaults.
I have no idea why you're being downvoted for expressing your experience and opinions. So I will just add another data point to corroborate your experience and (probably) be downvoted together.
I've also been a long time user who paid for every upgrade, and every issue I had with them I received a hostile response or a completely dismissive one. Not sure which is worse.
This made me jump ship last year and now I'm a happy bitwarden user.
No, it's not perfect as you can see in others comments around here but at least I don't have the constant nag that their values are misaligned with mine: forcing a subscription model down my throat at almost 4x the amount of money that bitwarden asks with fading support for standalone licenses and local vaults.