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I do. I use the MiniKeePass app, which is free. You can export your KeePass database (.kdbx) from the Dropbox app to MiniKeePass.
by graedus 10y ago
I do. I use the MiniKeePass app, which is free. You can export your KeePass database (.kdbx) from the Dropbox app to MiniKeePass.
- scott_karana 10y agoDitto. It doesn't make for a good _write_ experience, since you have to copy back to Dropbox manually, but I find that I almost exclusively _read_ passwords, so it's a non-issue for my use case.
- irrational 10y agoDoes this keep things auto synced up between all your devices? I'm constantly switching between different desktops, laptops, tablets, etc. and I'd love a replacement for LastPass that auto syncs just as well and also works on iOS.
- graedus 10y agoAs far as I know the system I described is manual only on iPhone. That is, if the database file gets updated on another device/computer, you have to manually re-import it from Dropbox to MiniKeePass to see the update there. On desktops/laptops, if you're pointing KeePass at a database file in a Dropbox-synced folder, then it's automatic.