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Having a password manager synced to phone, desktop, laptop, browsers is handy. I used Keepass 10 years ago but I prefer integrated experiences now, particularly
by 9x39 5mo ago
Having a password manager synced to phone, desktop, laptop, browsers is handy. I used Keepass 10 years ago but I prefer integrated experiences now, particularly since I often pull them up on mobile.
Also consider teams or multiple teams across an org sharing secrets. Flat files are a tough sell, so these apps eliminate almost all the hassle. We pay for a lot of 1Password accounts, and I couldn’t imagine rolling our own solution.
- markdown 5mo agoThe Apple Passwords app does all this just fine. The only thing it's missing is secure notes to store my 2FA recovery codes in.
- cortesoft 5mo agoThat works if all your devices are Apple devices.
- markdown 5mo agoYes
- benhurmarcel 5mo agoCan it store multiple urls for the same password now?