Like a year ago I only learned about Patterson, because I got a (random) book out of my uni library about computer architectures. His books are fascinating. He is fascinating.

It's proprietary, non-free and all your passwords get send out into the wild. So it has all the things for a modern app.

I assume the downvotes are for tone, but this is materially correct. It is proprietary, paid, and stores your data (encrypted, but that only solves some things) on remote servers, the last point being something that's associated more with newer apps.

Ah, it's not even open source? I'll pass then ;)