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I use KeePass. Should I switch to KeePassXC?
by mhb 5y ago
I use KeePass. Should I switch to KeePassXC?
- mxuribe 5y agoYou read my mind, as i was just asking myself the same thing. I have recently been thinking of switching over to bitwarden from classic keepass...but now i see keepassXC, and wondered what - if any - compelling feature/need that keepassXC brings...? p.s. - Oh, and the reason for considering even moving to bitwarden is ease of mobile access by several people at once...since schlepping a keepass database via file sync stuff works sort of ok until you have to access the same file via mobile (possible but not great), plus my family and i kept stepping on each other's toes when updating said file, etc. Not hating on keepass, as it has served my family really weell...and i'm very thankful to the keepass devs! It is simply that we might be outgrowing it a tad...maybe.
- theandrewbailey 5y agoDo you use any plugins with KeePass? KeePassXC might have those features built in. I had plugins for TOTP, SSH agent, and browser integration in KeePass, and it made setting it up and maintaining it a mild pain, but XC has them out of the box.
- mhb 5y agoWebAutoType. I'll give XC a try. Thanks.
- AdmiralAsshat 5y agoRecent convert here. The answer is Yes. I had to use the old/creaky/unmaintained KeePassBrowser addon for Firefox back when I was still on regular KeyPass. The KeePassXC-Browser addon is still supported, and much cleaner.
- joshuajill 5y agoAlso this: KeePass logged password in plaintext. Really bad CVE case. KPXC had no such issue. https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=keepass https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=keepass
- refracture 5y agoWell I wasn't motivated to move but I am now.. that is rough.
- pieter_mj 5y agoThat's pretty bad. Luckily not on windows.
- mhb 5y agoFollow-up - I switched and it was a good decision.