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> Browser integration is a required feature for a modern password manager; without it, you don't have a password manager, you have an encrypted notepad. Not re
by LoganDark 3y ago
> Browser integration is a required feature for a modern password manager; without it, you don't have a password manager, you have an encrypted notepad.
Not really? I've been using KeePassXC without a browser extension for a while, probably not years but certainly many months. That doesn't make it any less of a password manager - it lets me generate random strings to use for each account, keeps them safe and encrypted, and also lets me enable TOTP for an unlimited number of accounts. That's pretty much a password manager to me (TOTP is extra but much appreciated).
- Ferret7446 2y agoIt makes you vulnerable to phishing (or rather, it provides zero protection against phishing), which is one of the biggest threats to the average user by a wide margin. It's absolutely reasonable to say "Browser integration is a required feature for a modern password manager".