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Show HN: Shopie: Create Wishlists. Track Prices(apps.apple.com)
2 points by pfandrade 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Secrets 4 – Password Manager for Mac/iOS with sharing built on iCloud(secrets.app)
5 points by pfandrade 3y ago|1 comments
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by pfandrade 6y ago
Hello, sorry for the delay. You just need the iOS version to use this feature. The browser extensions are free. Sharing items is not possible yet but something we definitely want to add in the future!
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by pfandrade 6y ago
Happy to know you liked it ;) I don’t have plans for Android just yet. Secrets makes use of many of Apple’s frameworks so porting it is not an easy task. I’ll count your +1, though.
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by pfandrade 6y ago
Not sure I understand what you're asking. I don't think FF has an API where I would be able to sync would it. But if you can export your logins to a CSV you can import them with Secrets for Mac (importing is not yet possible on Se
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Show HN: Use iPhone as a password manager for your desktop PC(outercorner.com)
20 points by pfandrade 6y ago|8 comments
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by pfandrade 10y ago
iCloud Keychain is handy for simple use cases. But it quickly breaks down if you want to have a good password habits. For example, I use my Apple ID to login to a bunch of different Apple sites. With the keychain that would create separate
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by pfandrade 10y ago
No untrusted component will have access to your data without user confirmation. This means you'll always have to click a button on the main app to fill a login for example. There are two ways in which logins are filled in the browser:
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by pfandrade 10y ago
None taken ;). I understand your point of view and hopefully we can iterate on the foundation we've built and make a more compelling argument for you in the future.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Get in touch with support@outercorner.com and we'll help you out.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Indeed. Secrets already supports importing from 1Password and LastPass for example. More could be added if there's demand for them.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Yes, you can sync your credentials via iCloud with other Macs or iPhones/iPads.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Exactly. I've been building this for years on my free time.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
It's stored on your local hard drive. We have more information here: https://outercorner.com/2016/08/01/storage_format.html
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by pfandrade 10y ago
We've built our own solution (OpenPGP as per RFC 4880) on top of OpenSSL.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Agreed. We'll be making changes to the site to clear that up. Edit: We've since updated the site to make this clearer.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Oh you're right! I thought you were saying to add the "the". I wonder how I never noticed that.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
We've added that information to the App Store descriptions, it should be visible once all the caches are updated. As for the site, you're probably right. We need to make it clearer.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
I don't think so. "Secrets" is the name of the app.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
We thought about calling it two-step-authentication. But most people know it by two-factor (and that's what most sites call it also). And you can always have the OTP generator on your iOS device without the accompanying password to be
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by pfandrade 10y ago
19.99 USD for the Mac. 9.99 USD for iOS (iPhone and iPad).
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by pfandrade 10y ago
We need a chance to build a reputation :)
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by pfandrade 10y ago
By using an open standard to store your data besides being as transparent as possible on the storage format which you can verify on your own using third party tools (we have a post about that https://outercorner.com/2016&#x2
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by pfandrade 10y ago
It's "Freemium". It's free to use for up to 10 items. You then unlock unlimited items via an in-app purchase.
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by pfandrade 10y ago
Secrets 2 is out and it's going Freemium! For the past 6 months since our initial release, we've been squashing bugs, implementing features that didn’t make our MVP and applying polish throughout. At the same time, we’ve been stud
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Show HN: Secrets 2 – Simple, secure password manager for Mac and iOS(outercorner.com)
54 points by pfandrade 10y ago|60 comments