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I've been mostly using 1Password since my workplace provides an account that includes a personal vault, but I've also been looking at switching to Enpass for my
by lewisl9029 10y ago
I've been mostly using 1Password since my workplace provides an account that includes a personal vault, but I've also been looking at switching to Enpass for my personal passwords.
https://www.enpass.io https://www.enpass.io
Some things I like about Enpass over 1Password:
- Has a Linux client.
- Offers free desktop clients, mobile clients require a 1 time purchase (not subscription based).
- Stores passwords locally. Sync is provided through a separate storage provider of your choosing (GDrive, iCloud, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc). I like this implementation much more than traditional cloud-based password managers because a hack of a single server (1Password's, for instance) won't compromise everybody's data and expose your (hopefully hashed) password database as collateral damage.
I'd love to hear from anyone who might have experience with both 1Password and Enpass on how it is to use Enpass on a daily basis compared to 1Password.
- snarf 10y agoJust FYI, you can store locally as you described with 1Password. You don't have to use their cloud service. Or any cloud service for that matter since 1PW supports syncing over a local wireless network.
- tmd83 10y agoThis actually looks good. Wondering why I haven't heard of this before. Anyone has thoughts/knowledge on its security, on SQLCipher?