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> You might run out of services then at some point I prefer using services for my password management (I'm a bitwarden user who's currently happy as well), but
by saghm 4y ago
> You might run out of services then at some point
I prefer using services for my password management (I'm a bitwarden user who's currently happy as well), but I would jump back to some sort of self-hosted or even offline/manual sync solution if I thought that was the only way to keep my passwords safe. I like the convenience of a service, but I would sacrifice it over my security if it got to the point where I had to choose between the two.
- Melatonic 4y agoKeePass on a Google Drive or iCloud setup is pretty easy.
- opan 4y agoKeePassXC & KeePassDX + Syncthing is also pretty simple.
- saghm 4y agoI actually used to use KeePassXC and have my (encrypted) password file sync'd through Dropbox, but their Android client changed to no support a way to have the file stored offline but also automatically sync changes, so I ended up swapping to Bitwarden. In the past I had used Nextcloud instead of Dropbox, so that would probably be one of my first ideas if I did end up deciding to stop using bitwarden.
- ryandrake 4y agoAny reason not to use Password Safe[1]? It seems to do it all and doesn't require you to trust some Move Fast And Break Things startup's online service. 1: https://pwsafe.org https://pwsafe.org