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Nearly all of my need for passwords is web-related. Autofill is incredibly convenient and also an anti-phishing measure, because it won't autofill fake sites, w
by eternityforest 3y ago
Nearly all of my need for passwords is web-related. Autofill is incredibly convenient and also an anti-phishing measure, because it won't autofill fake sites, which would give me time to notice something was up.
There doesn't seem to be major super popular audited autofill stuff, seems like the ecosystem is mostly smaller projects and the main focus is on the CLI.
The remainder of the times I need passwords are mostly on mobile.
- walteweiss 3y ago1. There are plugins and web clients: https://www.passwordstore.org/#extensions https://www.passwordstore.org/#extensions 2. Of course pass has mobile version, and to my liking it looks and works much better than 1Password that I migrated from. (And to my liking as well Bitwarden looks much worse, if we would ever happen to talk about looks in a password manager, lol. Of course that is highly subjective.) 3. I have shared stored with my work mates. That is different hit repositories that has those text files encrypted with more than one gpg key, and it works so incredibly well. And is free, forever. We manage that with gopass (a fork written in Go), as it’s easier to work with for not-so-techies.
- snowstormsun 3y agoFor Android the mobile app seems to be last updated in 2021 and not compatible with the latest Android version. I would switch to pass immediately if they had both a well maintained and audited browser extension and mobile app.
- walteweiss 3y agoI won’t argue on the mobile Android, as I don’t have the latest and greatest Android, but the app is quite good on Android. My iPhone is fine with latest version, though. I never use web app, so cannot comment on that.