Exactly. I never understood why tech-savvy people pay for some private closed-source password-manager while there are some great free and open source alternativ

Exactly. I never understood why tech-savvy people pay for some private closed-source password-manager while there are some great free and open source alternatives. I also heard good things about Pass "the standard unix password manager". Great for those wanting to use the command line and git to manage their passwords. A more accessible solution is Firefox password manager : it works rather nicely and at least it's not owned by a company trying to make money on password management.