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I was a longtime user of KeePassX. The UI was terrible, but it was free, open source and most importantly cross platform. After KeePass2 made the DB incompatibl

by awill 9y ago

I was a longtime user of KeePassX. The UI was terrible, but it was free, open source and most importantly cross platform. After KeePass2 made the DB incompatible and rewrote everything in C# it stopped being a proper cross platform product and I investigated aternatices. I've since moved to enpass and I'm very happy. Enpass is a great, native app on Win/Mac/Linux and has native Android/iOS apps (with fingerprint support etc..). Great UI, no subscription fees, no cloud hosting (though it syncs to your personal dropbox, gDrive, OwnCLoud etc..). I couldn't ask for more.

tmikaeld 9y ago
Only problem with it as i see it, it's closed source. I switched to Bitwarden for that reason alone. With that said, Bitwarden has it's issues: https://github.com/bitwarden/browser/issues/77 https://github.com/bitwarden/browser/issues/77
satish-setty 9y ago
> I was a longtime user of KeePassX. Probably you mean KeePass (the "original" one), which is written in C# and requires Mono in Linux ? KeepassX has always been native C++ and cross-platform.