True Key™ by McAfee 17+

No major issues to fault this. My only gripe is access; as you’re given choice of access via; remember master password, thumb print or face recognition.
After making my choice I thought access would be via my choice making?
Only it isn’t always so simple, as more often than not I am asked to do all three.
It’s been really helpful with password identification, as I try not to use the same one on any account/site where needed.
The only one I need to remember is the ‘Master Key’ - which again, I put in but still need to do a face recognition and thumb........ annoying but yeah, no glitches for me.

Password managers in 2020 are often packed with features, ranging anywhere from “Dark Web Detection” (whatever the hell that means) all the way to inclusive VPN. TrueKey has kept it simple, offering a safe place to store passwords, notes and personal information away from prying eyes. I switched from Dashlane recently and I won’t be looking back. TrueKey’s integration with iOS auto-fill isn’t flawless and sometimes struggles on more obscure apps, but on the most frequently used apps and websites, it fills instantly without any problems at all, making it easily the best password manager to get used to! I’ll be using this password manager until 2027 when my McAfee Livesafe Premium subscription expires, top marks from me!

The experience so far is reasonably good and includes lots of extremely useful two-factor authentication features. My main issue that prevents a five star rating is that when clearing browser history and stored files for security ALL data is removed from the extension including windows hello. This means you have to go through the entire rigmarole of redoing it. The extension files need to be protected from the general ‘clear all’.