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+1 for 1Password. I guess it gets no love because it's proprietary, but the security design is public and even when a "flaw" was uncovered a few years ago it was nowhere near this kind of revelation.

I have tried KeePass, but it's just too painful to keep running..especially as a Mac user.

1Password + Dropbox with 2FA makes me sleep a lot better than when I used LastPass.

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1Password's UI is so much nicer, too. It's a native, very good-looking app on OS X.

The browser integration looks near-native and performs all interactions inside its dropdown menu. LastPass opens separate tabs to accept your master password or your 2FA token (at least in Safari), and things like editing a site or copying a password frequently takes you away from the tab of the site itself.

Another huge advantage is that unlike LastPass, form field autofill actually works. It will even submit the login form by default, if there are no other fields that need to be filled out.

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