In this video, I put RoboForm under a real-world microscope and answer the big question: is this “OG” password manager still worth using in 2026, or has it been left behind by flashier options like NordPass and Dashlane? I break down RoboForm’s security model (zero-knowledge + AES-256), what US jurisdiction actually means in practice, and why the local-encryption design matters if you care about privacy. I also cover their third-party audits, because trusting a password manager without transparency is a bad idea. From there, I walk through platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) plus browser extensions, importing from managers like LastPass and 1Password, and how RoboForm performs day-to-day. The standout feature is form filling—this is RoboForm’s superpower—and I show how identities and one-click form completion can save you a ton of time. Finally, I compare the free plan vs Premium (the syncing limitation is the deal-breaker for most people), go over 2FA, sharing, emergency access, and pricing—especially the discount that can drop Premium to under $1/month. My verdict: it’s the Honda Civic of password managers—reliable, secure, and ridiculously good value.