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I recently switched away from FF's built-in password manager after it stopped syncing my passwords for some reason. (I read this sometimes happens with master p
by t0astbread 7y ago
I recently switched away from FF's built-in password manager after it stopped syncing my passwords for some reason. (I read this sometimes happens with master passwords set?)
Now I'm using the KeePass database format (with KeePassXC, KeePassXC-Browser and KeePass DX as my clients) and it's honestly much better. More ways to organize my passwords, more features overall and I can just store my passwords in an encrypted file and sync it via my regular file syncing system.
- tmikaeld 7y agoBe sure to version your encrypted file, if it becomes corrupt (a single-bit shift is enough), then it will sync-overwrite your file and all passwords are lost.
- desipenguin 7y agoDropbox takes care of versions for me :)
- t0astbread 7y agoNextcloud takes care of versioning for me but I've also configured my clients (at least those that support it) to create a backup before modifying the database.