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I used password gorilla for years until 2015, when I switched to keepassx. I had similar concerns about how it felt that password gorilla remained unchanged fo
by cakes 11y ago
I used password gorilla for years until 2015, when I switched to keepassx.
I had similar concerns about how it felt that password gorilla remained unchanged for periods of time, regardless of whether I would know if there was a vulnerability or not. It was more...it felt stable (which was fine) but not "this will be here forever!" to me. I recognize I could've forked it (or something similar) but I don't (yet) know tcl/tk and don't feel comfortable "owning" my own password manager for security-related stuff.
I can recommend keepassx/family (I had, long ago, chosen password gorilla for Windows & Linux support) but, at this point if you are moving, find something you are comfortable with (that's updated!).