Hi everyone. I would like to know which password manager do you recommend apart from Bitwarden? or which one do you use more and be safe.. thanks..
What Is The Best Password Manager?
- Thread starter Malwalero
- Start date
Please provide comments and solutions that are helpful to the author of this topic.
keepass (I also use bitwarden) but important stuff I keep on keepass locally, which are not included in bitwarden database.
I use Bitwarden for my personal stuff and KeePassXC for my work stuff.
This is because for my personal stuff I need everything synchronized between my smartphone, PC and private laptop.
For work I just need the database saved locally on the office laptop.
This is because for my personal stuff I need everything synchronized between my smartphone, PC and private laptop.
For work I just need the database saved locally on the office laptop.
KeepassXC because I want to store my passwords locally, I know it does so securely, and it integrates well on the Linux platform.
I use keepassXC on my Linux_VM (Zorin Pro)
RoboForm Password Manager
I like it, it works
I used keepassXC , Bitwarden , keepass , nord pass ,and last pass and always go back to RoboForm..
I like it, it works
I used keepassXC , Bitwarden , keepass , nord pass ,and last pass and always go back to RoboForm..
Thank you very much for the answers. I have most of my passwords in bitwarden. but I have memorized the most important ones, which would be about 7 or 8... I don't keep those... so it would be good to have Keepass locally too? And if I uninstall the program, the passwords are deleted?
keepass database is a separate file, uninstalling keepass should not delete its database. I keep encrypted copies of keepass database in a few different locations as backup.
I just recently switched from Bitwarden to Proton Pass and I rather like it.
For the longest time I used to use Roboform but now I don't know. Haven't used one in a while. Back then Roboform was not in a cloud and lifetime lic was for the whole version number. Now they went into annual sub model and I hate that. Besides I hate storing data in the cloud no matter how good you say your encryption is. If I don't encrypt it myself then I don't trust it. And he'll even if I do I don't trust it enough to have a key to all of my passwords be one collision away.
In my opinion, none of them is the best.it is only necessary to find the most suitable one according to the features or usage habits.
I personally recommend 1password.
I personally recommend 1password.
How long have you been using 1Password? What’s the best pros and worst cons to 1Password?
Since 2017, I first used it on mac computers and for the last 3 or 4 years I have been using it on windows pc.ease of use, simple interface, update support, with just a simple password, I can easily access more than a thousand passwords I want everywhere instantly.for example, while it is difficult to access the user information of a site whose page you have not visited on roboform, this is a second event on 1password. so especially for personalized things like the usage habits I have written, it is necessary to test it for 1 month first and then use it.I have tried many applications such as roboform, dashlane, bitwarden respectively starting with last pass.I am very happy that I am using 1password right now.
I use Keepass as my main vault on my PC; use Proton Pass (Plus Plan) in Chrome and Edge and Keychain on IOS.
Bitwarden
I want a keepassXC as backup but not yet..
edit:
Best Free: Bitwarden
Best Paid: 1Password
I want a keepassXC as backup but not yet..
edit:
Best Free: Bitwarden
Best Paid: 1Password
Thanks for the answers. I'll stick with bitwarden for now and backup keepass
You may also like...
-
-
-
It’s Change Your Password Day (again): Here is Why You Should Probably Do Nothing- Started by Gandalf_The_Grey
- Replies: 4
-
7 Common Password Manager Issues and How to Fix Them (Beginners Guide)- Started by lokamoka820
- Replies: 4
-
Password Managers: Essential Security Tool or a Massive Risk?- Started by Bot
- Replies: 9