> Interesting, I've always felt that browser-based password managers provided remarkably little value for most people.
They provide the value of "you should, by design, have no idea what most of your passwords are; if you know any significant number of your passwords you probably have bad passwords".
And both Firefox and Chrome sync passwords between devices.
The comment I was replying to said "browser-based password managers provided remarkably little value"; it didn't say "little value relative to other password managers".
Much as with cell phone cameras, "the best camera is the one you have with you"; the best password manager is the one you have with you.
They provide the value of "you should, by design, have no idea what most of your passwords are; if you know any significant number of your passwords you probably have bad passwords".
And both Firefox and Chrome sync passwords between devices.