Some #opensource password managers:
KeepassXC: https://keepassxc.org/
Secrets: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/secrets
Swifty: https://github.com/swiftyapp/swifty
Buttercup: https://buttercup.pw/
Bitwarden: https://bitwarden.com/
Which one do you use? Do you know more?
@rs1linuxtools bitwarden! self hosted!
@rs1linuxtools KeepassXC (and formerly pass)
@rs1linuxtools I used Bitwarden, and they're on the fediverse at @bitwarden !
@ted @rs1linuxtools Thanks for the shoutout @ted and @rs1linuxtools for including Bitwarden in the list! 🥰 🔒 🎉
@dam_alex @rs1linuxtools self hosting BitWarden here, moved away from LastPass when they restricted free users to a single device, because even though I was a paying customer, I could see the writing on the wall.
I use KeepassXC myself. It's the only one i've tried and never had a reason to switch.
@rs1linuxtools Another @bitwarden user here, self-hosted. Used KeepassXC before, but wanted something that doesn't need me to figure out the syncing story myself, and has a more reliable browser extension.
Tried Bitwarden, worked like a charm, stuck with it, very happy with my choice to this day.
@rs1linuxtools Bitwarden. Works great across all my devices.
Vaultwarden
https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
Easier self-hosting than original bitwarden
@rs1linuxtools I use „Pass”.
@rs1linuxtools KeePassXC (and Keepass2Android)
@rs1linuxtools I use a pen and index cards. Categorized (civic, social, banking, utilities, etc...) using an accordion-style index card holder.
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i use passwordstore.org