"Updating", huh?
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@marcoarment A price increase of almost 40% is a hefty “update”. In the German version of that email they used “we are changing the costs of your subscription”.
@abdelkader_boui @marcoarment Wow 40% price increase??!! Time to plan a move to proton pass.
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@marcoarment A price increase of almost 40% is a hefty “update”. In the German version of that email they used “we are changing the costs of your subscription”.
@abdelkader_boui @marcoarment it should’ve been „we are altering the deal, pray we don’t alter it any further”.
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@marcoarment ha! That’s even worse than the non-ownership version of “the price is changing”
@rjj @marcoarment yeah, it decided to change itself all by itself. And coincidentally it was an increase.
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment People are reporting a 20% increase. Seems dumb.
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment 34%, they missed the chance to call it a major update 😄
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment next level 🤣🤣🤣
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment You’re lucky.
Bitwarden increased the price by 100%!
From 10 to 20.
A year. -
"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment Also..look at all the things you probably don’t use that we want you to pay for. But things like making the app open reliably? Naaaah.
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment Time to start paying the sweet, sweet VCs. <long digital sigh>
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment
Today on technofeudalism… -
"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment I implore you to use this language if you ever feel the need to discount Overcast.
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment if you decide you can make the switch to Apple passwords (I did last year and it works work on windows/iCloud if that’s a concern)
I found there is some massaging required in the export process to have a clean mostly lossless import. IIRC mostly around quoting and escaping fields in CSV and column names -
"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment I'm old enough to remember when 1Password prided themselves on being local-only and not a subscription service... Oh have times (VC money) have changed.
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@abdelkader_boui @marcoarment Wow 40% price increase??!! Time to plan a move to proton pass.
@SamuraiSakura @abdelkader_boui @marcoarment I don't know where 40% came from? Let's not spread mistruth.
Mine's going from AU$59.88 to $71.88. It's 20%. Not great but I just checked my invoice history and it hasn't increased since 2020. That's _under_ inflation per the RBA. $73.56 would have matched inflation.
(I don't love the price rise, to be clear. But it's hardly usurious. Prices go up. What you gonna do.)
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment I left a while ago when I realized the standalone versions were not receiving the same attention.
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@marcoarment I recommend Bitwarden, and you can host your own using Vaultwarden.
@scottag @marcoarment I got sick of the longstanding ignored/denied bugs and flaky card handling.
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"Updating", huh? What a word choice. I wonder in which direction it's updating!
@marcoarment Indeed, i’m “Updating” to Proton Pass…
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@marcoarment People are reporting a 20% increase. Seems dumb.
@rickscully @marcoarment It’s 33% for the individual plan (in the US)
$36 -> $48 / year -
@rickscully @marcoarment It’s 33% for the individual plan (in the US)
$36 -> $48 / year@odin @marcoarment WOW! If Apple's introduction of their free password manager didn't kill 1Password, this likely will.
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