Passwordbox vs lastpass password#
Passwordbox vs lastpass plus#

Everything seems to aggregate under only one tab. This is one feature that I don't necessarily like about LastPass. Once you're done adding the type of credential you need to, it will show up in the main sites section under its own heading. When it comes to interface and ease of use, mSecure and 1Password sort and manage passwords and credentials in the most efficient and user friendly ways while LastPass needs some organizational work. You can use the search bar at the top of the main menu to search for logins by keywords. Once the item is added it will appear in your main list. You can also use built-in lists to organize them or add your own through settings. When adding an item you can choose between several categories and give them names and descriptions.

Passwordbox vs lastpass plus#

The other menu items are a sync button located in the lower left corner and a plus sign in the upper right which is what you'll use to add logins and accounts. From here you can do things such as change lock timeout, set up sync, change fonts and themes, and more.

Clicking the info button will launch settings.

Passwordbox vs lastpass password#

Tapping the lock button in the lower bottom right corner will lock mSecure instantly requiring a password for re-entry. Where 1Password and LastPass have different sections for each account. Type view will sort them by what kind of login they are. Name view will list all your items in alphabetical order based on what you set for the description. This will contain lists of your logins that you can toggle by either name or type view. At launch you'll be asked for a master password and then presented with the main menu. MSecure's main layout and interface is different than both 1Password and LastPass. Tapping launch will load the site and automatically fill in your credentials for you within an in-app browser. Examples are copy username, copy password, edit, launch, and more. When viewing sites or notes in the LastPass app, tapping on one will bring you a list of options which provides super quick access to the command you want. This is a similar section to what 1Password calls Accounts. All of your regular site logins will show up under the sites tab while any other types of credentials will show up in the notes tab. The tabs in LastPass are sites, favorites, add new, notes, and settings. How you interact with the app is a different though. All your main tabs are along the bottom and you can easily toggle between sections by just tapping them. LastPass is configured similar to 1Password when it comes to layout.