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I'd assume that it's mostly for convenience really. Here's some things I can do with KeePass that a text file doesn't do: 1. Auto-Type 2. Access with mobile p
by kuzimoto 9y ago
I'd assume that it's mostly for convenience really. Here's some things I can do with KeePass that a text file doesn't do:
1. Auto-Type
2. Access with mobile phone
3. Advanced search; by username, site, password, etc.
4. Audit password complexity
5. Password generator with many options (number of chars, what chars to use, etc.)
6. Ability to store other file types within the database which is associated with a specific entry
7. Password expiration rules
Those some of the things off the top of my head. While your method works for you, I really wouldn't trust 99% of people to know how to properly encrypt and store a password text file.