1)they don’t do cross platform software well so they would never make a windows app, chrome extension, android integration etc. It’s either all or nothing which I would never buy into (even as an iPhone and mbp user)
2) there are actually a ton of use cases here that make the software actually very complex and high stakes. I’d wager the pros don’t outweigh the cons.
Also apple isn’t known for complex software with niche use cases. Honestly their current safari/iphone password manager is trash
They do a few things well and rely on lock-in and ecosystem
1)they don’t do cross platform software well so they would never make a windows app, chrome extension, android integration etc. It’s either all or nothing which I would never buy into (even as an iPhone and mbp user)
2) there are actually a ton of use cases here that make the software actually very complex and high stakes. I’d wager the pros don’t outweigh the cons. Also apple isn’t known for complex software with niche use cases. Honestly their current safari/iphone password manager is trash
They do a few things well and rely on lock-in and ecosystem