I use KeepassXC. It's free and open source, and local-only: my password file never touches the cloud even in encrypted form. It has hundreds of account credenti

I use KeepassXC. It's free and open source, and local-only: my password file never touches the cloud even in encrypted form. It has hundreds of account credentials in it, along with other notes like security questions and which email I used for signup. The random password generation feature is a godsend: we all hate those security policies that ask for "at least one lowercase, at least one uppercase, at least one number, at least one special character, between 8 and 20 characters long" or some such outdated nonsense. I can tell it to generate a random password meeting those requirements, saving me the hassle of doing it myself. Or I can ask it for a 6 word long diceware phrase, for sites enlightened enough to support that. It makes my online life massively more convenient and secure.