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I'll chuck another vote in for Okta. It even has admin or user managed password settings if you want it to behave like a password manager for sites that have sh
by mjlee 7y ago
I'll chuck another vote in for Okta. It even has admin or user managed password settings if you want it to behave like a password manager for sites that have shared accounts or don't support SSO. It's not a core feature so it's not as good as a password manager for managing ad-hoc secrets, but it's good enough for most web apps.