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• ClashTheBunny 13y ago
  This is what I'm going with. Something simple enough that I can understand what's going on and get to my passwords and create new passwords without the program. It works on EVERY platform because gpg is available for EVERY platform and it's just a bunch of files in a hierarchy, so however your sync files, you sync these. It has as strong a master encryption as your gpg key and git is a great way of versioning your passwords: "wait, I used to have the same password for gmail and yahoo mail, but then I stopped using yahoo mail and changed my gmail password to something really secure, but now I need to get into yahoo for some reason (yes, literati, I still love you). git log --grep accounts.google.com".