I need a password manager.

[frehi@fosstodon.org]

@drajt
i use KeepassXC on Linux, KeepassDX on Android and sync the password file with Syncthing.

[nbcactus@mastodon.social]

@drajt can’t go wrong with either tbh. Bitwarden would be more straightforward to setup.

[lecroix74@fosstodon.org]

@drajt can't go wrong with either. plus, maybe, ProtonPass

[chartonjeremiah@fosstodon.org]

@drajt I use NordPass. Plugins for the browsers and desktop clients on #linux and #Windows Don't really use the Windows client that much to be honest as I prefer GNU/Linux outside of work. The Android App is quite reliable. The sync between them all is flawless.

[qwc@hachyderm.io]

@drajt gopass

[julianmaiz@mastodon.social]

@drajt

I've used Bitwarden for many years. No complaints, web app, desktop app, and browser app works great for me.

[dashdsrdash@tilde.zone]

@drajt

If you can run a webserver somewhere reliable, run Vaultwarden, the open-source implementation of Bitwarden.

If that's not an option for you, keepassxc with Syncthing or similar to keep the database available everywhere you need it.

[iowct@mastodon.iow.social]

@drajt I use Bitwarden across various WIndows and Android. Pain free. Work and Perso verions. Not felt the need to change

[tux0r@layer8.space]

@drajt gopass, if you can live with a less awesome Android app. But KeePassXC is lovely as well.

[raphm@mamot.fr]

@frehi @drajt

Same for me, except I sync using Nextcloud (because history but I should change that).

I have no windows to sync to so can't say for that part...

[phalanx@social.tchncs.de]

@drajt Bitwarden is secure, easy to use, supports sync and has features that others don't like emergency access. There is a free plan as well as the option to host it yourself.