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Keepass does support storing the database file locally. It is the default way it works.
by tortasaur 7y ago
Keepass does support storing the database file locally. It is the default way it works.
- ed312 7y agoA local-only storage solution with your own syncing is by far the best way. Also, storing low security passwords (eg Netflix) in chrome / iOS keychain seems like a pretty safe trade off to me.
- prophesi 7y agoI'm still having issues convincing friends/family that the initial friction of a password manager and replacing all of your reused passwords is worth it at all. Security is a battle of convenience, and we still haven't struck gold for the layman to have decent enough security hygiene.