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> If you set out to build a local-first application that users have complete control and ownership over, you need something to solve data sync. > Dropbox and o
by red_trumpet 2y ago
> If you set out to build a local-first application that users have complete control and ownership over, you need something to solve data sync.
> Dropbox and other file-sync services, while very basic, offer enough to implement it in a simple but working way.
That's how I use KeePassXC. I put the .kdbx file in Seafile, and have it on all my devices. Works like a charm.
- tonsky 2y agoYeah but does it solves conflict for you?
- socksy 2y agoI used KeePassXC with syncthing over my laptop/server/phone and frequently get sync conflicts. Unlike with some files though these are very easy to resolve by hand as there's an option to merge in another file, after which you can delete it.
- zelphirkalt 2y agoI think that is, because KeepassXC has the logic to deal with a database file changing while having that file opened. Yes, can confirm, this works nicely.