Tangentially, what do recommend to less tech-savvy people?

  • xe8
    231·
    4 years ago

    I think Bitwarden has a great mix of user friendliness, security, and convenience, while being open source and having options for self-hosting.

    • yeolsongarak
      42·
      4 years ago

      Agree. As a local password storage (and alternative) I use KeepassXC, but very rarely.

  • onlooker
    7·
    4 years ago

    KeePassXC on desktop, Keepass2Android on, you guessed it, Android. Still haven’t figured out how to sync across devices efficiently, though.

    • Ravn
      41·
      4 years ago

      I sync my database with syncthing and use KeePassXC on desktop and KeePassDX on android.

      • onlooker
        31·
        4 years ago

        Another good option to consider, thank you.

    • Kohen Shaw
      31·
      4 years ago

      I store the database on my nextcloud server, and access it through the apps from my devices. Works well.

      • onlooker
        51·
        4 years ago

        I actually run a nextcloud server, so I’ll give that a shot, thanks!

  • plwweasel
    71·
    4 years ago

    keepassxc for all desktops/laptops, Keepass2Android for mobile, syncing to locally hosted Nextcloud instance. Yubikey for 2fa security. Wireguard VPN for remote access/syncing when off the local network.

  • sia
    61·
    4 years ago

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    • DessalinesA
      41·
      4 years ago

      Exact same software for me, except I’ve never tried Aegis as a 2FA. I’m not sure if KeePassDX supports 2FA, but KeePassXC does, just click setup TOTP in one of the menus.

      edit: it looks like KeePassDX does support TOTP.

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        22·
        4 years ago

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  • metaldog
    61·
    4 years ago

    Bitwarden for me. Moved over from 1Password a couple years ago and pretty happy with it.

  • roastpotatothief
    4·
    4 years ago

    Lesspass. It doesn’t remember a list of passwords - it generates them on the spot. So it’s a slightly different model that’s IMO easier to use and more secure.

    • SeerLite
      2·
      4 years ago

      Can’t reset master password unless you change all passwords with it :/

      • roastpotatothief
        1·
        4 years ago

        I guess that’s true. Why would you ever change your matter password though?

  • adrianmalacoda
    52·
    4 years ago

    What do you use for password management?

    KeePassXC. I keep my database stored locally and use unison to sync it.

    Tangentially, what do recommend to less tech-savvy people?

    KeePassXC. Independence from “the cloud” should be encouraged.