This database file can be synced easily using services like Dropbox, Box.com or Google Drive in case you want to keep using 1Password through multiple devices, either at work or home. It works the same way as KeePass, for example, where immediately after installing the program on your machine, you have to assign a save location to its database file-an encrypted file which safely stores all the logins and passwords generated through 1Password directly on your PC or Mac. It’s better designed than LastPass and aimed primarily at Mac users (although now the service is cross-platform, supporting the Android, Windows and iOS platforms). This is a paid password management service, very similar to LastPass. Just look for the asterisk LastPass highlighter in the data fields, hinting that LastPass is ready to enter data at your command. Either way, every time you revisit the page, you can enter your login details with just a click.
Alternatively, if you don’t have a login for the particular page, you can ask LastPass to generate one (defining the character limit yourself), and saving it for good. From here, if you want to save the login credentials of an existing account on a website, simply visit its URL, click on the LastPass extension on your browser’s extension bar, and enter the legitimate login details for the website yourself in the “Fill' form drop-down.
