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Years ago I used KeePassX. It became stale, ugly, and didn't have a good Android app. KeePassX then moved to .NET, and didn't work well on Linux, so I looked ar
by awill 6y ago
Years ago I used KeePassX. It became stale, ugly, and didn't have a good Android app. KeePassX then moved to .NET, and didn't work well on Linux, so I looked around. I settled on enpass as it was a paid app without a subscription, and withyour choice of sync/backup. Enpass has excellent desktop/mobile apps with sync using your choice of cloud service. I'm very happy with it.
- 120photo 6y agoI actually just finished moving from 1Password to Enpass. KeePassXC was in the mix and is nice but what killed it for me was the lack of credit card / template support. Did not like the 1Password move from offline storage to online sync. You can buy a license but it is about $70 or so per platform. Enpass desktop is free and I can sync to my Synology using WebDav. That all said, I really hope KeePassXC vastly improves because I would love love love to use as much OSS as I can.
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- fgonzag 6y agoAnother satisfied enpass customer here, also switched from keypass. Great multi platform support, browser integration, webdav support (makes sync a breeze if you have a webdav server like owncloud, seafile, or a Synology Nas)
- jeltz 6y agoKeepassX is still written in C++, the project is just dead. I think you are confusing Keepass (.NET) and KeepassX (C++). KeepassXC is a fork of KeepassX. https://github.com/keepassx/keepassx https://github.com/keepassx/keepassx