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For people who don't want to go through the trouble of self-hosting and also don't want to pay for a subscription I have had pretty good luck with Enpass. * It
by theferalrobot 7y ago
For people who don't want to go through the trouble of self-hosting and also don't want to pay for a subscription I have had pretty good luck with Enpass.
* It stores an encrypted file on a cloud storage platform of your choice (gdrive/dropbox etc) and syncs across devices.
* No subscription fees
- itake 7y ago> Stores up to 20 items How is this possibly a replacement for Bitwarden considering they don't have any limits on the number of passwords for the free accounts?
- theferalrobot 7y agoYou pay once for cloud based sync instead of annually
- cassianoleal 7y agoI used Enpass for a little while a couple years ago. It was ok but not great. Eventually I decided to migrate off it and was not impressed by their export functionality. I had to literally go through every entry to make sure it made sense, check against the GUI to make corrections, and even then reimporting into either LastPass or 1Password was another full round of checking item per item. I hope it got better but if you're on it I'd advise you look into that as soon as possible as your database only tends to grow and with it the difficulty of migrating off when the time comes.