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In Apple land you have Strongbox or Keepassium. Both are fine projects based on Keepass technology so you are basically safe and the developers are even in coo
by pantulis 5y ago
In Apple land you have Strongbox or Keepassium. Both are fine projects based on Keepass technology so you are basically safe and the developers are even in cool terms with themselves.
- kitsunesoba 5y agoLooking around, on macOS there’s also MacPass[0] which looks decent (good enough that I could see myself contributing for the last few % of polish), and gnome-passwordsafe[1] looks reasonable on Linux (if a bit too mobile-y for a desktop app). The only notable hole in the platforms I use is Windows… perhaps it’s time to spin up a WinUI Keepass project. [0]: https://github.com/MacPass/MacPass https://github.com/MacPass/MacPass [1]: https://apps.gnome.org/app/org.gnome.PasswordSafe/ https://apps.gnome.org/app/org.gnome.PasswordSafe/
- pantulis 5y agoThe issue I see with KeePass as an standard password format is that, afaik, it does not have the native concept of OTP which is critical these days. I understand some developers have come up with ways to store the needed information to generate the OTP in some of the metadata fields. But that does not guarantee OTP interoperability between different Keepass implementations accessing the same Keepass database. For example, using MacPass I can access my KeePass DB managed by Strongbox from iCloud Drive but the OTP field seems to be opaque to MacPass, it does not know what to do with it.