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I'm not a big fan of putting my password (encrypted or not) somewhere where I don't have control. Therefore, I am using Passbolt[0] at work, since that gets me
by rmk2 7y ago
I'm not a big fan of putting my password (encrypted or not) somewhere where I don't have control. Therefore, I am using Passbolt[0] at work, since that gets me a browser addon plus web ui, while it also allows me to host it myself, i.e. where I can physically check what ends up written where in the database. Passbolt is open-source, encryption and sharing is GnuPG-based, and they have paid plans available.
[0]: https://www.passbolt.com/ https://www.passbolt.com/
- Boulth 7y agoToo bad that Passbolt doesn't use native GnuPG for decryption. This is technically possible as evidenced by Mailvelope.
- remy_ 7y agoPassbolt team was actually part of the Mailvelope project that did this. Integration setup is not easy / very user friendly, that's why it's not the default on Mailvelope.