This question is incomplete without expanding on your "methods for safe handling of passwords on the web." Tell us what those methods are, and you'll get some

This question is incomplete without expanding on your "methods for safe handling of passwords on the web." Tell us what those methods are, and you'll get some thoughts on whether you should or shouldn't trust them. Password manager anxiety is a thing. Maybe you're worried that you'll lose the vault, or that it will be hacked. I didn't like the idea that I couldn't log into something without it. The problem is, without a password manager, my passwords sucked. I had a core secret that I sort of salted for each site. So my reason for using a password manager (KeePassXC with SyncThing, if you're interested) is that it's better than the alternative.