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After building my new rig, I also made a successful jump from Windows 7 to PopOS. It was mostly a very smooth transition, but I am having real problems with rep

After building my new rig, I also made a successful jump from Windows 7 to PopOS. It was mostly a very smooth transition, but I am having real problems with replacing Password Safe I used on Win. I eventually defaulted to using FF for passwords, but it still feels wrong. Password Safe had password generators, space for notes.. lil things that I keep missing.

hobos_delight 5y ago
I recently moved my passwords from an expired 1Password account to Bitwarden (right at the time they announced linux support actually, which was always the biggest thing I missed). Bitwarden has a FF extension and allows me to use it across mac/windows/linux.
- dijksterhuis 5y ago
  I was looking at Bitwarden yesterday as I've been putting off moving over from LastPass and 1Password seemed weird with importing from it. Is Bitwarden decent enough? The fact that it has a cli, FF extension etc. on a free plan is pretty tempting.
  - curmudgeon22 5y ago
    I’ve been a happy Bitwarden user for 2 or 3 years. Recently upgraded to the family plan for shared passwords and that is working well.
  - howolduis 5y ago
    Bitwarden is ALL what you need. It's much better than all these paid apps.
  - kiwijamo 5y ago
    It's fantastic. I use the Firefox extension on my laptops. On my Android I have the app. It is very convenient having access to the same password store across multiple devices. If you have iOS it's even better as it hooks into the iOS password manager API so apps and websites that present a login screen can be autofilled using Bitwarden. Android has something similar but doesn't work quite as well but it's easy enough to copy and paste from the Android app. Very happy with it.
  - hobos_delight 5y ago
    Ive been using the free plan and have been quite happy so far - I couldn’t get my 1Password vault exported (I think you need their desktop app to do that) so I had to manually move things. But all in all really happy with it.
  - cobertos 5y ago
    I've been really happy with a friend's self-hosted version of it. Easy to spin up on a local server if I would ever need to as well. Really nice separation of concerns as it relates to the article too. All around happier than LastPass.
r6203 5y ago
I'm using KeepassXC [1] for that. [1]: https://keepassxc.org/ https://keepassxc.org/
- newdude116 5y ago
  I used it before I moved to enpass. There were a few reasons. I think the main one was that it did not offer pw synchronization between my desktop and laptop. Once I got used to enpass, it felt much more convenient. I don't use the browser add-ons. I C&P PWs
newdude116 5y ago
This is the best password manager I know: https://www.enpass.io/ https://www.enpass.io/ It should solve your problems. It is not open source and costs money if you want to use it on your phone (which I don't). Saves everything. PW, CC, notes, certificates etc.
shaicoleman 5y ago
Password Safe is available for Linux. KeePassXC is also a good option, and I'm considering switching to it.

hobos_delight 5y ago

I recently moved my passwords from an expired 1Password account to Bitwarden (right at the time they announced linux support actually, which was always the biggest thing I missed). Bitwarden has a FF extension and allows me to use it across mac/windows/linux.

dijksterhuis 5y ago
I was looking at Bitwarden yesterday as I've been putting off moving over from LastPass and 1Password seemed weird with importing from it. Is Bitwarden decent enough? The fact that it has a cli, FF extension etc. on a free plan is pretty tempting.
- curmudgeon22 5y ago
  I’ve been a happy Bitwarden user for 2 or 3 years. Recently upgraded to the family plan for shared passwords and that is working well.
- howolduis 5y ago
  Bitwarden is ALL what you need. It's much better than all these paid apps.
- kiwijamo 5y ago
  It's fantastic. I use the Firefox extension on my laptops. On my Android I have the app. It is very convenient having access to the same password store across multiple devices. If you have iOS it's even better as it hooks into the iOS password manager API so apps and websites that present a login screen can be autofilled using Bitwarden. Android has something similar but doesn't work quite as well but it's easy enough to copy and paste from the Android app. Very happy with it.
- hobos_delight 5y ago
  Ive been using the free plan and have been quite happy so far - I couldn’t get my 1Password vault exported (I think you need their desktop app to do that) so I had to manually move things. But all in all really happy with it.
- cobertos 5y ago
  I've been really happy with a friend's self-hosted version of it. Easy to spin up on a local server if I would ever need to as well. Really nice separation of concerns as it relates to the article too. All around happier than LastPass.

r6203 5y ago

I'm using KeepassXC [1] for that. [1]: https://keepassxc.org/ https://keepassxc.org/

newdude116 5y ago
I used it before I moved to enpass. There were a few reasons. I think the main one was that it did not offer pw synchronization between my desktop and laptop. Once I got used to enpass, it felt much more convenient. I don't use the browser add-ons. I C&P PWs

newdude116 5y ago

This is the best password manager I know: https://www.enpass.io/ https://www.enpass.io/ It should solve your problems. It is not open source and costs money if you want to use it on your phone (which I don't). Saves everything. PW, CC, notes, certificates etc.

shaicoleman 5y ago

Password Safe is available for Linux. KeePassXC is also a good option, and I'm considering switching to it.