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I used Bitwarden until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL vault because of something goofy on the Bitwarden side. I'm on enPass now.
by ubermonkey 3y ago
I used Bitwarden until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL vault because of something goofy on the Bitwarden side.
I'm on enPass now.
- cafeinux 3y agoGenuinely curious here: why not keypass?
- walteweiss 3y agoAnd why not pass? More on that in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38316704 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38316704
- ubermonkey 3y agoThis is an odd question, bc it seems to assume my road to enpass would have to go through an evaluation of keypass.
- cafeinux 3y agoIt's just that keypass seems to me more reknown (I had never heard of Enpass before), so I would have assumed one would have compared both before choosing one or the other. I was then wondering what were the benefits of Enpass over Keypass. Not that I have any preference or bias: I know keypass and wondered how it compared to a similar solution.
- ubermonkey 3y agoJust to make you happy, I looked up Keypass. It doesn't support the platforms I use, so it's a nonstarter.
- Tracnac 3y agoYeah lol, I used Linux until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL PC because of something goofy on a Linux update side. I'm on Windows now. You get the point !?
- ubermonkey 3y agoIt seems like you're trying (and failing) to suggest that my reaction was akin to becoming frustrated with linux and returning to Windows. This is a silly thing to assert. There are lots of password managers, but there's no good reason for a locally-run one to lock me out because the software vendor fucked something up.