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KeePassXC or Bruce Schneier's Password Safe. The nice things about Keepass* is that the format is an open standard with multiple implementations and if any one
by fmajid 14d ago
KeePassXC or Bruce Schneier's Password Safe. The nice things about Keepass* is that the format is an open standard with multiple implementations and if any one turns out to be a problem, you can switch easily.
- roryirvine 14d agoYeah, KeePassXC is pretty basic but is trustworthy and it works. The KeePassXC-Browser extension for Firefox and Chromium-based browsers is useful too: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser
- preya2k 14d agoWhenever I see KeePass mentioned as an alternative I think we should add this disclaimer: KeePass does not offer sync and conflict resolution. This must be handled by your filesystem/OS/other tools. While this is typically not a problem for single users or very small groups, this can be catastrophic in company/group settings. So please think hard about whether you want sync/conflict resolution (server/client based solutions like Bitwarden/Vaultwarden) to be part of your Password manager – or not.
- mbirth 13d agoKeePassXC has a merge feature for this scenario. Apps like Strongbox (macOS/iOS) merge automatically while saving. And I believe there are more apps doing this.