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I use Bitwarden and have no complaints so far. But being a bit paranoid the most important passwords I keep in a KeePass-file on a USB.
by TheChaplain 5y ago
I use Bitwarden and have no complaints so far.
But being a bit paranoid the most important passwords I keep in a KeePass-file on a USB.
- RamRodification 5y agoA USB what? Don't leave us hanging.
- tuwtuwtuwtuw 5y agoMouse. He stores them in his USB mouse on a piece of paper. No one would look in his mouse.
- piaste 5y agoMany modern mice have onboard memory, actually, to store sensitivity settings and occasionally macros. I doubt they need more than a few kb's for them, but being 2021, maybe the cheapest onboard memory chip can still hold 16MB or more, and a sufficiently cunning hacker could use it as a storage of last resort.
- wruza 5y agoAnd I have. “Lock now” function is hidden among other items in the settings menu, when it must be accessible. Editing and using password cards is far from intuitive, and their entire autogenerated(?)/tabled(?) UI feels off in ways hard to describe. I’m constantly getting confused using it. And it is not a baby duck syndrome, as I am using it for more than two years. There is still no better alternative if you want to leave lastpass, but what lastpass really has is a good UI.
- madspindel 5y ago> There is still no better alternative if you want to leave lastpass, but what lastpass really has is a good UI. 1Password. Love the Chrome extension UI coupled with the desktop app. Way better than Bitwarden in my opinion.