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Simple, Effective Password Management with Keepass and Dropbox
- hiroprot 16y agoI've been very happy with LastPass http://lastpass.com http://lastpass.com
- rick888 16y agoKeepass is terrible. Too many bugs and it used to crash on me constantly. 1password is much better. It's $40, but worth every penny.
- benmccann 16y agoI've been using it for quite awhile on both Windows and Linux and have never had a problem with it.
- michaelcampbell 16y agoYou didn't say what OS, but I've been running versions of keepass on Windows from XP through Win 7 now for probably the last 4-5 years and haven't had it crash once. Am now using it with Dropbox as my main password store on every windows box I own, plus android phones, and a few linux virtuals (via keepassX). All have been solid. What bugs were you encountering, since you list that as a separate thing from crashing?
- joshsegall 16y agoI've never heard of KeePass before. I use Password Safe, which is very effective and has been around for almost a decade as open source. http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/ http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/
- GiraffeNecktie 16y agoI used to use Password Safe. I switched to KeePass recently because there was an Android version available (the only PWS compatible Android app was read only)
- snitko 16y agoI use KeePassX, because it works on all desktop OSs, including Linux. It is pretty good. Too bad there's no iPhone version. As a side note, one feature I'd like to see in my password manager software. Say, I suspect that someone might have stolen my passwords db and now owns all the passwords for the websites. I wish I could click one button and the app would do all the job of changing those passwords both in the database and on the websites for me.
- bearwithclaws 16y agoI've been using KeePass(X) for couple of years. There are two paid iPhone version (no iPad version though).
- snitko 16y agoCould you specify the names of the apps for iPhone?