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.
I use Password Store + Git + GPG, but I don’t recommend for non-tech-savvy people. If you want something less technical, Bitwarden has kinda worked with my family.
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.
I personally use unix pass with rofi as well as an android companion. my passwords are synchronized via git. to everyone saying KeePass, what is the appeal? I moved from bitwarden to get out of a cloud. I didn’t know about KeePass at the time.
I think Bitwarden has a great mix of user friendliness, security, and convenience, while being open source and having options for self-hosting.
Agree. As a local password storage (and alternative) I use KeepassXC, but very rarely.
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I use bitwarden_rs.
Yeah, same here.
KeePassXC on desktop, Keepass2Android on, you guessed it, Android. Still haven’t figured out how to sync across devices efficiently, though.
I sync my database with syncthing and use KeePassXC on desktop and KeePassDX on android.
Another good option to consider, thank you.
I store the database on my nextcloud server, and access it through the apps from my devices. Works well.
I actually run a nextcloud server, so I’ll give that a shot, thanks!
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.
Bitwarden for me. Moved over from 1Password a couple years ago and pretty happy with it.
bitwarden and pass
I use Password Store + Git + GPG, but I don’t recommend for non-tech-savvy people. If you want something less technical, Bitwarden has kinda worked with my family.
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.
Can’t reset master password unless you change all passwords with it :/
I guess that’s true. Why would you ever change your matter password though?
https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs
https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs/wiki/Using-the-MySQL-Backend
https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs/wiki/Using-the-PostgreSQL-Backend
KeePassXC. I keep my database stored locally and use unison to sync it.
KeePassXC. Independence from “the cloud” should be encouraged.
I’m into KeePass2 shared via SyncThing between Desktop and Android.
Also the browser builtin stuff for non-critical ones in addition.
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gopass and bitwarden
I personally use unix pass with rofi as well as an android companion. my passwords are synchronized via git. to everyone saying KeePass, what is the appeal? I moved from bitwarden to get out of a cloud. I didn’t know about KeePass at the time.