Because I too had "my own methods for safe handling of passwords on the web", but eventually realized that's a fallacy. Unless you're some memory palace super c

Because I too had "my own methods for safe handling of passwords on the web", but eventually realized that's a fallacy. Unless you're some memory palace super champion, you're probably using an underlying pattern to remember all your various passwords, perhaps without even realizing it. I didn't realize it until I started using separate passwords for everything, and "everything" started multiplying exponentially year over year. Only then did the pattern emerge to me, and only then did I realize it would emerge to a computer algorithm in about 1 femtosecond flat. There is no more convenient "safe handling of passwords on the web" than a password manager, in my experience. That said, if you know of a better, but at least as safe, way, then please share. Insert shameless Bitwarden plug here.