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I think having to use a different password for each website but struggling to remember it is determinant to the centralization of the internet, but have an anecdote as well:
Trying to send a Marshall Rosenberg video to a homeless I've sent him my health coverage instead. I immediately changed it and nothing else happened. It only took me a few minutes.
I wouldn't be able to make things work without a password manager. Except in my case I can't bring myself to trust an online third-party with my password data, so I've just being using an offline personal password manager called pwsafe for close to 2 decades, it's worked out perfect for me.
For convenience, yes. I can't come up with and remember a different password for each different website.
Used Dashlane for a few years, but the lack of support for hardware keys made me switch to Keeper. Not sure hos happy I am with Keeper. Might have a look at others like Bitwarden when the subscription is about the end.
I could not recommend getting a password manager enough
Yea, if you want any kind of security for your online accounts it's a absolute must! I use Bitwarden, it's free, open source and easy to use with clients for all debices you might own but for more technical users Keepass is also a great opzion with even more clients available
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