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Last year, CtrlBlog reviewed these password savers and found KeePassXC to be usable for a self-hosted password saver server and widest-platform client usages.
by egberts1 5y ago
Last year, CtrlBlog reviewed these password savers and found KeePassXC to be usable for a self-hosted password saver server and widest-platform client usages.
- Windows
- KeePassXC Offline for Android
- iOS
- Linux
I don’t need to use KeePass, though. There are over a dozen different forks of the KeePass project to choose from. I decided on KeePassXC for my Mac, Linux, and Windows computers; and KeePass2Android Offline for my Android phone. I decided on these two because they feel more modern and I’ve confirmed that they won’t easily suffer from synchronization conflicts.
https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/keepass-vs-bitwarden-server.html https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/keepass-vs-bitwarden-server.html
- avn2109 5y ago+1 for Keepass, and on iphone imho by far the best client is Keepassium. Sometimes I think that it's the most craftsmanlike software which I ever use on any platform; it's really well designed and implemented. It basically assumes that you'll keep your password file in Dropbox or similar.
- paulryanrogers 5y agoNit: technically not a server. They're recommending a local file solution and SyncThing to keep copies aligned.