IronVest

An WIld

2021-09-06

You should really make it a must-have extension when you go online.

C Rog

2021-08-13

Bought it for masked cards. Paid the premium monthly fee of $15. You can only make 2-4 cards before they want you to add a checking account, instead of using your debit/credit card to make a masked card. This was NOT listed before you sign up for their premium fee. Furthermore, they then block your account from making a masked card if you make a couple in a day. Should stick to privacy

CHIRAG SINGHAL

2021-05-23

useless for me . password management is supported natively in chrome.

Remo

2021-03-03

TL; DR: Blur is a joke. Fortunately, Bitwarden can solve my password management problems (no affiliation).

1. No improvements in two years, neither the web nor the Android version, which has been in
2. Android app in Beta for two years now, with a broken auto-fill feature and cumbersome search
3. Features missing, in comparison to Bitwarden: custom fields, search your complete vault right from the extension (with Blur, you have to open the website for full access to all accounts), Domain match customization even down to the account level (even Regex, if you dare), add multiple domains where a single account is used (like amazon.com/de/co.uk, Blur creates individual accounts that you have to maintain separately), and for 10$/y extra even the amazing TOTP code rotation Authenticator Key integration, again on the account level!
4. Blur does not even have secure notes, a feature request I formally made two times already.
5. Shows banner ads for their other products, even for paid members
6. If you are still reading and still not convinced that Blur is a software nobody should recommend, just google: "Abine Blur Password Manager suffers a data breach exposing private data of 2.4 million users". You will get to know that "Exposed information included users’ email addresses, first and last names, last and second-to-last IP addresses used to login to Blur, encrypted Blur passwords."

Okay, Blur has the masking features. They sell their software as a privacy thing. Because they know they do not stand a chance as a Password Manager. Tracker Blocking. Included in Free. The tracker blocking of AdGuard does the job just as well, you do not need Blur for that. Then: Email masking, with a paid subscription, 39$/y. You can get the same functionality for free (e. g. from anonaddy.com). For credit card masking, you need a Premium subscription that costs even 99$/y! Every 21st app-based bank provides one use virtual credit cards for free for these rare occasions you cross a website that does not offer easy subscription cancellation, like the New York Times (I am done with them too, they make it hard to unsubscribe on purpose, by phone only, can you imagine?)

As an alternative, I highly recommend the combination of Bitwarden, AdGuard, a free email masking service and a customer-oriented bank with free disposable credit cards (Revolut, in my case). Bitwarden has more functionality even in the free version, like custom fields, multi-domain accounts, domain matching customization; a working Android App, and for 10$/year even with integrated account level 2FA code generator - no more filling in codes manually from a separate authenticator app necessary!

No affiliation with Bitwarden, I am just a happy customer (and obviously a frustrated Blur paid member, stupid enough to pay for a two-year license). Personally used, paid, and evaluated countless Password Managers extensively over the years, Bitwarden beats them all, Blur is the worst. Among others:

-- LastPass (BEWARE! They accidentally corrupted my vault during a restore operation, I lost a complete vault with over one hundred PWs and countless notes! Also: the got breached a while back),
-- Dashlane (buggy, overpriced),
-- LogMeOnce (slow, missing features),
-- NordPass (sleek UI but missing features)
-- Keeper (limited features, buggy Android app)

Stas Prokopiv

2021-01-20

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