As an end user, I don't care about how the passwords are stored. I care mostly about two things:
1. How hard it is for someone to steal them
2. How easy they are to retrieve when I need them
I'm currently really happy with 1Password on both counts, and I don't really understand why I should move. A competitor would need to establish that they are at least as secure as 1Password, and this landing page doesn't do that at all. For all I know, it's been built by a nefarious hacker or some junior Node.js developer who's just discovered security.
Has it been audited? What is the roadmap for the project? These things are much more important than some technical explanation that I didn't really understand.
1. How hard it is for someone to steal them 2. How easy they are to retrieve when I need them
I'm currently really happy with 1Password on both counts, and I don't really understand why I should move. A competitor would need to establish that they are at least as secure as 1Password, and this landing page doesn't do that at all. For all I know, it's been built by a nefarious hacker or some junior Node.js developer who's just discovered security.
Has it been audited? What is the roadmap for the project? These things are much more important than some technical explanation that I didn't really understand.