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1Password can sync your passwords through WiFi [1] without going through some cloud service like Dropbox. This is the main reason I use 1Password, and it so far
by klue07 11y ago
1Password can sync your passwords through WiFi [1] without going through some cloud service like Dropbox. This is the main reason I use 1Password, and it so far has met my needs. Caveat is apparently it can only sync with a single computer.
[1] https://support.1password.com/guides/mac/sync-wi-fi.html https://support.1password.com/guides/mac/sync-wi-fi.html
- newman314 11y ago+1 for 1Password. I sync across multiple computers just fine using BTSync. I only use Wifi sync to sync from 1 computer to my multiple iOS devices.
- ernsheong 11y agoUnfortunately I can't use 1Password at work because it doesn't have a browser client, and I can't install anything I like on my computer (corporate). Sticking to Dashlane for now.
- spost 11y agoTechnically, a 1Password vault contains a "1Password.html" file that essentially loads up a browser interface to your vault. This may or may not meet your needs, depending mostly on whether or not you're cool with carrying around a thumb drive with your password vault on it.
- bradknowles 11y ago1Password has integration with Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and presumably also IE. They don't build their own browser into which their tool is built, no. They don't provide you a browser-only solution like LastPass, no. But they do fully integrate with most of the common browsers.
- pseudonym 11y agoDoesn't help in this situation-- you need to be able to install the base executable for the browser extensions to function.
- andreyf 11y agoSo get your IT guys to install it for you? Seems like a reasonable request...
- aembleton 11y agoDoesn't seem to be anyway to run it on Linux.
- grhmc 11y agoThey very carefully maintain WINE support.