Yes, they have a single point of failure -- but, more importantly, this is the only point of failure. Write your password on a piece of paper and store it safe

Yes, they have a single point of failure -- but, more importantly, this is the only point of failure. Write your password on a piece of paper and store it safely (what constitutes 'safely' may vary. For most people, an envelope in the bottom of a drawer is plenty safe.). Put the actual password database on Dropbox and make sure it's replicated in a couple of locations. > they're not the 'ultimate solution' Nobody said that, so your quote-marks are out of place. The GP said that there is no better solution today.