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> or manage them on a password manager Can you expand on this? Having been a user of multiple password managers over the years (LastPass previously, BitWarden
by deadbunny 6y ago
> or manage them on a password manager
Can you expand on this? Having been a user of multiple password managers over the years (LastPass previously, BitWarden currently) and this is exactly why I use a password manager. I have at current count, 253 different logins/passwords all with different passwords (none of which I know) saved and accessing them is automatic in my browser and a quick search (on first time use) on Android. After that it's automatic.
- rusticpenn 6y agoMy use case is not normal. I keep using different computers, sometimes I work on a newly installed OS on raspberry pi etc. I did not find a secure web based password manager the last time I checked.( I am also a little scared of storing passwords encrypted on the cloud). I am not sure if things like yubikey are better for these use cases.