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I've reached similar conclusions; its inclusion of the SSH Agent as well as TOTP and browser integration made it a good choice for Linux. On Windows I've got a
by politelemon 7y ago
I've reached similar conclusions; its inclusion of the SSH Agent as well as TOTP and browser integration made it a good choice for Linux. On Windows I've got a team still sticking to normal KeePass on a shared drive; not the greatest solution but it does work well with multiuser scenarios
- phoerious 7y agoYou guys should check out KeeShare in KeePassXC. :-)
- vbezhenar 7y agoWhat's wrong with KeePass for Windows? I'm using it and it works for me. I actually prefer it to C++ version, because .NET is a managed runtime and provides defense from some common vulnerabilities which is important for security software.
- earlINmeyerkeg 7y agoThe single thing that keeps me from sticking with KeePassX is simply because it doesn't have the auto-type feature. I love that it's open source and works on all OS, but that is such a convenient hotkey that it's hard to give up.