Awesome.

Quoting Jafo,

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Is it only me that sees a fundamental flaw in having some outside entity responsible for/involved with your password security?

Writing them all down on a post-it note and blu-tac-ing it to your monitor is inherently safer...   

No, it's not only you.  I think the idea is crazy, especially after several people I know had issues with Dashlane.  Nope, mit's not for me.

As for blu-tacking p/words to the monitor, well I don't do that, either... like what if somebody comes in while my puter is unattended and logs into porn sites as me?

The safest way to protect your passwords is to memorise them and keep 'em in your head.... though torture has been known to get people to divulge things they would otherwise not.  Thing is, when you're an old fart like me, memorising shit is one thing.... retrieving that info is another.  Hence I generally write all my passwords on a sheet of A4 and keep it in my filing cabinet.... when I can remember where that is.

I use pass phrases like blue is a nice sound (without spaces). They don't make sense and are easy to remember, hard to guess.

mycommonpasswordispassword

Do you use and then memorize a different pass phrase for every one of the 100 sites you visit?  If so you're both smarter and wiser than me.  Password safe's are a good thing, using an online one adds inherit risk, but is still better than reusing the same password/phrase which is what most people do.