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Alright google hater. I have edited my question to also include Firefox's password manager. EDIT: Also, if you don't know, Chrome also supports passwords expor

by SCLeo 5y ago

Alright google hater. I have edited my question to also include Firefox's password manager. EDIT: Also, if you don't know, Chrome also supports passwords export/import, so it not any more vendor-lock-in than any other password managers.

howdydoo 5y ago
The browser built-in options are too limited. I want to do these things: - Use multiple browsers - Sync even if <browser vendor> screws you over and terminates your account - Store things other than passwords. Credit card numbers, PGP keys, SSH keypairs, etc - Backup the database to my own storage Export/import is not enough. If I use Chrome, then import to FF, then add a password in FF; now Chrome is missing some data. You need to be able to sync, not just import.