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I've been using this on the desktop, and Password Store + OpenKeychain on Android, both are very polished apps. This setup works great with a YubiKey. https://

I've been using this on the desktop, and Password Store + OpenKeychain on Android, both are very polished apps. This setup works great with a YubiKey. https://fossdroid.com/a/openkeychain.html https://fossdroid.com/a/openkeychain.html https://fossdroid.com/a/password-store.html https://fossdroid.com/a/password-store.html

alkonaut 10y ago
I'm on Windows + iOS (which says a lot about how much tinkering I like to do with tech :D ). When it comes to ease of setup and general UX polish every open solution leaves a lot to be desired. In the choice between insecure and cumbersome, insecure wins every time. Case in point: gmail is what people want in terms of usability. A more secure solution (such as any pgp solution on standalone mail client) is not really an option.