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If you're looking to change your password manager, I've been using `pass` [0] for years now, and it's one of he best open source project I have ever used. Every
by FatalBaboon 11y ago
If you're looking to change your password manager, I've been using `pass` [0] for years now, and it's one of he best open source project I have ever used. Everything works, it uses git for remote storage and gpg for encryption.
There is no fancy browser plugin, but a command line to get the password is enough, since browsers cache the password afterwards and most sites use long lived sessions through cookies. And the android app works well.
Pass feels simple but it is actually elegant.
[0]: http://www.passwordstore.org/ http://www.passwordstore.org/
- slang800 11y agoI can second this - I've been using it for about a year now, and it's fantastic. I'm able to store password history in git, and automatically sync it between all of my machines, using a private GitHub repo for backup.
- jug5 11y agoBig fan of pass, but there is also a browser plugin! https://github.com/jvenant/passff https://github.com/jvenant/passff How do you sync between devices?
- clinta 11y agoI also love pass. My problem now though is what to recommend to family and friends. I've been evangelizing lastpass to them for a while, but I'm not comfortable telling anyone to trust them anymore.
- FatalBaboon 11y agoPrecisely my problem as well, if only pass had a user-friendly interface under windows..