koloboss12

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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   There is link to Figma designs in the README. You can check there how it works without creating Fauna account, whole application flow is presented there ;)
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   Yes, I meant here any other servers but Fauna. I thought it'll be obvious from the context, but I'll think about rephrasing this part. Thanks! :)
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   Great questions! I'll do my best to answer them: 1. You can decrypt only one password at once. It's stored in memory then. Rest of passwords remain encrypted and they are also stored in memory after being downloaded. It means that
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   Thanks for the comment! I know Bitwarden, I think it may be great alternative for "mainstream" password managers. It's whole ecosystem. But, what I wanted is something much simpler in terms of regular usage, hosting "cus
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   I completely understand your point of view, but I think that at this point it's more likely to add additional db providers / options to establish app <-> db connection, than listing some niche app on fauna.com.
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   First of all, thanks for valuable feedback :) "But only 1 option (Fauna.com) as to actually store the passwords. (Or am I missing something)." This is because I wanted to get some opinions from potential users before I'll inv
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   Show HN: Passwords Fountain – password manager interface as a PWA(github.com)

   33 points by koloboss12 6y ago|24 comments
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   by koloboss12 6y ago

   I've just created Passwords Fountain - simple, ultra-optimised, password manager interface. It's basically PWA app written in Preact with the help of other micro-sized libs like goober.js (CSS in JS). Whole codebase can be found h