Which Password Manager Should You Actually Use? (2026 Tier List)

I just remember my password. Nobody is going to spend 2.8 Million Years of compute time to hack into my social media account, and if they try that shit with my bank it would just be a matter of if I can transfer money somewhere else while they're still bouncing around new IPs as they get blocked.

The only way I could be sufficiently pwned is if they had keyloggers and recording malware on my machines but at that point I really doubt they wouldnt also have access to the Password Managers.

Tips for a strong password:

• You can use a word as the base, two words is better, but add 3 to 5 random letters
• Add 2 symbols
• Add 3 Numbers
• No pet names, birthdays, maiden names, etc
• Use 2FA but NOT SMS

Example: ChocolateSBHRainforest!&127

Thats actually my American State Bank Password /joke

EDIT:

As others have mentioned, you should periodically change your passwords, and you should be using different passwords for different services especially unique ones for sites with your real personal or financial details.

You should also be populating fake personal details on every other site including name, address, DOB, etc. I find particular joy in selecting church addresses and sometimes even home phone numbers as most sites aren't capable of verifying that. If you need to remember a fake birthday just use Jan 1 1970.