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I would not recommend cloud based password manager. We all know what happened to LastPass. But locally encrypted ones are great. I love to use KeePassXC.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Exactly. I won't ever put that level of trust into any company to keep all the keys to my entire digital safe.
Password Safe on Android is good too. It doesn't have Internet permission, and encrypted backups can be kept locally on air gapped storage, so the only person to blame if I were to ever get owned is myself.
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I'm pretty happy with Nordpass. Works great on both windows and android. Could never remember all my passwords without it.
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Keep it simple.
I've just started using 1Password is there anyway I can copy my passwords from Firefox and Samsung Pass to it automatically?
I don't know how someone can remember secure passwords without a password manager.. My password manager 10 years ago was basically a text file. Moving to Bitwarden from LastPass the only thing I miss is easily creating a folder when saving a new credential.
As many others have said, I use BitWarden and really like it. I used LastPass for years and years, but I switched when the price of premium literally tripled and they needed the free tier to being almost unusable.
password manager saves time. why not
I use both bitwarden and chrome.
I just Safe In Cloud. It syncs to a cloud service. There I have the paid mobile version that works with the free desktop version it works nice.
They are great:
- Convenience - no more forgot password because of arbitrary condition of having two digits and min. 16 characters etc.
- Security - when db leaks and somehow the service you registered for wasn't hashing passwords properly, it's just random set of characters instead of combination of email and password you probably use for a lot of other things.