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keepasss is a better solution; it does the same auto-entry thing, but stages part of your password through the clipboard and part through direct keyboard entry.
by saulrh 15y ago
keepasss is a better solution; it does the same auto-entry thing, but stages part of your password through the clipboard and part through direct keyboard entry. Works everywhere (even on mac and linux) and is far more usable.
- dredmorbius 15y agoIs there an import/export tool for Keepass Droid by any chance? My main current password management grip is that I don't have a good way of migrating my GPG-encrypted password file to my phone, other than hand-entering values one at a time. That and updating password files kept in different locations.
- mhansen 15y agoDropbox works for me as a one-way sync (computer to phone)
- saulrh 15y agoKeepass2 also has a "synchronize" feature that can merge edits made in memory to a stored file on disk; just throw your keys into dropbox, and when you need to change anything just hit "synchronize with file" and it will merge your keys. Works great.