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Review of LessPass?
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this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2023
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Agreed, if the service changes its name/domain, the password manager basically creates a new password for it whilst the old one becomes irretrievable without some special trickery
The abbreviation method LessPass uses works pretty well. Its usually only a problem with a re-branding, like how wefwef changed to voyager. When that happens it's not too big of a deal, I just change it to the new thing.
What is a big problem with the URL though is login portals. Like when it's some conglomerated system that involves a million redirects, and/or a "login with XYZ". They can get some really weird URLs that have nothing to do with the actual site and those are a real pain.