Battle BEST Offline Password Manager: KeePass Vs Sticky Password Free?

[shukla44]

Which free offline password manager would you prefer (without cloud)?

I already use sticky password premium. Sticky password has improved its windows extensions with new graphical identifier for input fields. This has made it very easy to use and autofill works for all sites now.

But i want to know if KeePass is better, being a open-source & free. Does it's autofill works with every site?

Please share & help me decide.

 

[Guilhermesene]

I used this tutorial to set up KeePass:

I also watched this guy's videos, they are really good, helped me a lot with questions about KeePass.

 

[Guilhermesene]

Unless, I'm forgetting something, Keepass does have a form filler or work with android. Well, it may, but not very well. Those are musts for me.

Just as an addition to your comment: it is necessary to understand that the greater the integration, the less security, that is, more convenience, less security. So it's important to think about what you really want to focus on more, convenience or security.

 

[Guilhermesene]

I own Opera.
I don't have any plugins for KeePass
I use the auto-type feature for the selection.
I have the global shortcut CTRL+ALT+B set up

Tools-->Options-->Integration


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In addition, to further improve security, it is ideal to check this box on each credential created in the vault. It makes that when activating the autofill, KeePass type in the browser in a "shuffled" way, this makes it even more difficult if your machine has a keylooger for example, for in this case, what is being filled in will not be in the order correct, making it difficult for the invader.

 

[jerzy601]

my password manager is Bitwarden.
for me it's the best it's free, I don't have any problems with it.
meets all my expectations, it performs very well its tasks for which it was created.

 

[M4RT1NE2]

In addition, to further improve security, it is ideal to check this box on each credential created in the vault. It makes that when activating the autofill, KeePass type in the browser in a "shuffled" way, this makes it even more difficult if your machine has a keylooger for example, for in this case, what is being filled in will not be in the order correct, making it difficult for the invader.
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Of course. I have it marked for added security.