I have been using the free version as a password generator & manager for years now with only occasional issues logging into the add-on. It's been stable for me for months now.
I recently upgraded to ensure availability on both mobile & home devices, and have appreciated the review of old accounts and privacy breach warnings.

NordPass has been a very useful tool by remembering my login information making it speedier and more efficient to log in to my many accounts. My gripe is that NordPass is inconsistent in that one can not be certain that it will pop up to offer to assist with a log in. also, NordPass keeps aking for the etry of the master password after I've already entered it at least once. This is a glitch i wish they would repair.

Not that I am an IT guru by any stretch of the imagination, but I certainly know my way around our still growing technological society. Having said that, NordPass is great at generating passwords of several user parameters & readily saves them to your/cloud database. However, it can be a slight bit clunky in getting that done on odd occasions. I don't have a specific example, but suffice to say it occurs on some banking & government related sites. When visiting those places app intuitive-ness(made up, I know) kinda goes by the wayside. Despite this small inconvenience, I still recommend this app in our security conscious society.

Clunky.

Its great for everything but we need to have free 2 devises please

It works well for me. Better than Dashlane did.

I posted previously, before I grudgingly switched to the new browser extension instead of the old desktop app browser extension. I had complained about the forced change. I also was hesitant because of my (and others) perception that the new version would be less secure. I am still not convinced about the security - because Nord never would explain why I shouldn't be concerned. You just said, in effect, don't worry about it. No technical explanation or reference to one.

Anyway, with that said, I want to state that this new browser extension works way way way better than the old one. It's consistently reliable. And another advantage is that I don't need to find a Linux version of the NordPass desktop program, which previously was difficult unless you use Ubuntu and don't mind Snap files.

Someone said you still need the desktop program. Well yes and no. If you don't mind opening the browser to get whatever you have stored in NordPass, then you don't have to have it. I use both in Windows but only have the browser extension in Linux, and I have no complaints.

So this is good. Now, if you (Nord) would just provide some technical explanation of how the security works when it's part of the browser - or why I should not be concerned about it.