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I've avoided any sort of autofilling stuff, I just use keepassxc and launch it when creating or checking a password. It's still a huge improvement over any past
by opan 7y ago
I've avoided any sort of autofilling stuff, I just use keepassxc and launch it when creating or checking a password. It's still a huge improvement over any past workflows. Even aside from being a password list, it's also an account list, something I think I've always wanted.
I've met people who just have a local spreadsheet they keep passwords in, because they've used Microsoft Office for years but haven't been tempted to try a proper password manager yet. If only they knew how similarly simple it could be.