If you need "seven nines", your best bet might be to host it yourself.
Probably not going to find it anywhere for $10/yr
Probably not going to find it anywhere for $10/yr
1) I want sane error messages on the client side.
2) I want my feedback on community forums not to be shushed. You screwed up — own it. Community mods aren't janitors to wipe out user feedback.
3) I want the extension to be working no matter what kind of server-side problems you have. Let me know about a sync problem but don't terminate my access.
But if you do think, that for $12 I get to be treated like an dog, too bad, there's enough options for me to take my business elsewhere.
I am surprised that they are not more popular than "fan-favorites" like LastPass which I absolutely can't stand (it's like from the dark ages UX wise) or 1Password, or, for that matter, Bitwarden. Bitwarden particularly experience degradation of service like every month or so, maybe due to their popularity.
Anyway, I'll still respond.
>Idk why you think you should be able to login to a cloud SaaS product while its down
The application works without internet access.
> Not all forms of Auth can be done locally, for example most 2fa requires server access.
TOTP validation can be done at the offline level. And the hardest proof of it is that the tokens themselves are generated offline. All that is required at the server side is shared secret and a Unix time syscall. This gets done at the browser extension level[0], no network required.
[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
If you don't want to rely on a free cloud product go to lowendtalk and find an offer for a minimal VPS, which can regularly found for around $10/year.