hey fedi

[aroma@ohai.social]

hey fedi

do any of you have any good recommendation for a password manager that is free to use and secure? i don't mind if it doesn't have cloud backup as long as i can easily transfer stuff between devices

ty in advance!

[thezosia@mastodon.com.pl]

@aroma a paper notebook. 100% unhackable

[ytvwld@chaos.social]

@aroma I'm happy with the Firefox one. If you set a password, it's encrypted, it syncs between devices and on Android it can autofill.

[andrago@sk.not-a.cat]

@aroma@ohai.social two very obvious choices but:
- keepassxc if sync between devices is not needed
- bitwarden: accounts are free (pro plan offers little to nothing and is like 5€ a year iirc), encrypts with your master key on rest so sync is possible without much compromise

[aroma@ohai.social]

@theZosia true xD

[aroma@ohai.social]

@andrago i've heard that keepassxc uses AI and shit, don't know if i would trust them

[andrago@sk.not-a.cat]

@aroma@ohai.social oof haven't used them in a long time so didn't know sry

[igorcali@poliverso.org]

@aroma Hi, I use KeePassXC (on Debian 13) and KeePassDroid on Androi. They share the same database file in my private self-hosted cloud. I've been using this solution for years.

[0x7700e6@mastodon.catgirl.cloud]

@aroma GNOME Secrets, happens to be compatible with KDBX format (switched due to the KeePassXC program submitting to the LLM BS)

[0x7700e6@mastodon.catgirl.cloud]

@aroma it is just a KDBX file so very simple to transfer, you could use something like Syncthing to automate it but it doesn't trust automated stuff to possibly overwrite its very valuable secrets