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obligatory: I use passwordstore.org by Jason A. Donenfeld and its local, relatively easy to use, works with git, and free. Too niche for hackers to take interes
by sdan 5y ago
obligatory: I use passwordstore.org by Jason A. Donenfeld and its local, relatively easy to use, works with git, and free. Too niche for hackers to take interest I hope.
- Kwpolska 5y agoI used to use pass, and while it’s fine if you’re primarily a terminal user, it’s much less convenient if you’re dealing with Windows or mobile devices. Instead of fiddling with git and gpg (which is super painful on Android), I just use KeePassXC on desktop (Windows/Linux/Mac), Keepass2Android on Android, and sync my database via OneDrive. KeePass gives me search, storage of metadata and even attachments, simple copying, and auto-type. Much friendlier than pass ever could be.
- zaik 5y agoIf you're careful to not cause any merge conflicts (ie only pull never push) Password Store for Android [0] never caused me any problems. [0] https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.msfjarvis.aps https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.msfjarvis.aps