1Password[1] checks all or most of your boxes, I think. There is an application for most platforms[2], and the Linux Development Preview just enabled write mod

1Password[1] checks all or most of your boxes, I think. There is an application for most platforms[2], and the Linux Development Preview just enabled write mode[3], so it should work fine — I prefer the CLI myself. If it does not work for you, there is always the browser extension version, 1Password X. While I would prefer to use Bitwarden because it is open source and I can self-host it myself, the flexibility of 1Password is what makes it a win in my book. I am building a privacy-focused company and 1Password is the only company from the USA that we use, simply because of how much more flexible it is than Bitwarden and the other options. Although, I last tested Bitwarden years ago, so things may have changed — keep that in mind. I should give them a try again. At the end of the day, most options are either free or offer a trial period, so the best thing you can do is try them out and compare to see which one fit your use case the best. My use case is not the same as yours, so my needs are different — and the same go for other people in this thread, most likely. [1] https://1password.com/ https://1password.com/ [2] https://1password.com/downloads/ https://1password.com/downloads/ [3] https://1password.community/discussion/116041/1password-development-preview-0-8-8 https://1password.community/discussion/116041/1password-deve...