1. Basically it has a refreshing user to interface and doesn't blend in with my other apps given the logo, so I also like that it is easy to spot.Upgraded Avast to the $59 version and lost password on Windows 10.
2. I guess I would change the app install to assume the user wants to sync with their other platforms, rather than a stand alone install.I am a 10 user Avast Ultimate customer and there is quite a learning curve if you use anything other than Avast.
3. I have tried many many time the last few months to get Avast passwords (which is on my phone & tablet) to be synced with the Avast program on my computer.
4. But it basically only works as a repository for summoning passwords I stored at some time in the distant past.Normally I LOVE Avast products but not anymore.
5. This creates a less structured implementation of the Avast Applications which then causes end users to have issues which can be very frustrating.Works great and as expected.
6. I just want to sync across devices and not look at confusing ads that I think are part of Avast but are annoying popups that duplicate Avast but that look like it (intentionally).
7. I randomly generate a password using Firefox, and it doesn't appear in either the desktop nor the mobile app, until much, much later.
8. I'm keeping it because I've already paid for the Avast Premium desktop suite, which this is included as part of.
9. While I type in the username and password, for some reason, the screen freezes up and then returns to normal allowing me to type in the rest of the details.
10. It's also free which is nice compared to other password manager apps that sometimes ask for some money.
11. I am not going to put the passwords in one by one and Will not pay full price for one that doesn't work now.