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KeePass, it's well supported on mobile platforms and has decent browser addons. Looks like their Argon2/ChaCha20 based KDBX4 format is now out too, so I've got
by problems 10y ago
KeePass, it's well supported on mobile platforms and has decent browser addons.
Looks like their Argon2/ChaCha20 based KDBX4 format is now out too, so I've got some upgrading to do.
- Flimm 10y agoKeePass doesn't have sync or sharing features.
- problems 10y agoSync is easily achievable, I use Syncthing to go between my phone, dev server and desktop. Other options are the usual suspects, Dropbox, BT Sync, etc. As for sharing - yeah, you probably lose that. Well, unless you sync a separate DB or something.
- beart 10y agoYou can easily use it in conjunction with drop box or any other file sync program.
- cmdrfred 10y agoYes it does you just have to run your own server. http://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html http://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html
- someguy101010 10y agoit isn't difficult to share a database file for KeePass and you could easily set up a sync interface for it with github
- Globz 10y agoI put my keepass in a veracrypt container and sync it over dropbox, then you can retrieve it on your phone.
- problems 10y agoThat's a tad on the paranoid side since KeePass already encrypts it. If you're using the latest version which has significantly improved the encryption you should have a very good margin of security.
- Globz 10y agoIts a bit of extra work to get my passwords but my entire "internet identity" is stored there so I don't mind the paranoid security.