Bitwarden has a good built-in password /username generator. Keepass Password generator tool is also good
What password manager do you all use?
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That's the password generator I use, it's one of my Brave home page links. Even though I use Proton Pass, I find that one easier to see and use when creating a new login, then copy and paste it into the Proton new website form field.F-Secure Password
Good as any - But I usually use 'Rumpelstiltskin' as my main password because no one will think of that
I use the free Bitwarden on my desktop and fill in the TOTP code field and then import the TOTP into Bitwarden Authenticator for iOS, which works flawlessly for free.
That's still a separate authenticator app, though. If you already have TOTP secrets stored with the passwords, it’s often suggested to just pay their premium ($10/year) and use the code generator integrated with the password manager since it’s more convenient not having to use a separate authenticator app. You can then use the now syncable authenticator (with the password manager) as a backup.Bitwarden Authenticator for iOS
If using a separate authenticator app is your thing, some people consider not storing the TOTP secrets with the passwords to be safer—it's an all eggs in one basket kind of argument.
I use Ente Auth as my main TOTP authenticator, but since MT members recommend using a backup for everything important, I used Bitwarden Authentecator as a backup as well.
I use Bitwarden and Aegis for 2FA. I would like to try Proton Pass too as a backup.
How to double encrypt Excel sheet as I have saved usernames/passwords in it too?
By default Office suites offer a good encryption, you can additionally encrypt it with other apps, like 7-zip. Putting it into a zero cloud encryption triples it.
I'm so confused about pw manager. When I've got only a pc I used keepass. Now I'm beetween keepassXC, bitwarden, but I need sincro between pcs, smartphone, tablet. I've got installed keepass2android too and offline version too.
And I made a list of pw manager. Probably I gonna open a new thread for me and my ocd of which I suffer. sorry
And I made a list of pw manager. Probably I gonna open a new thread for me and my ocd of which I suffer. sorry
The simplest thing to do is to put everything in Bitwarden because it syncs without "additional" work.
A more complicated approach is to store what you need synced in Bitwarden, while keeping what you don't need synced in KeePassXC (which you use on "one" machine).
For me it's Proton Pass.
Comes with Proton Duo, and for me it has everything needed, along with Proton Authenticator.
Comes with Proton Duo, and for me it has everything needed, along with Proton Authenticator.
Bitwarden, its free and easy to use. Been using it for years, haven't honestly looked into changing.
Still using password protected zip/rar/whatever using .txt - Worked for many years & its reliant on no one or no other additional program, easy to add to a USB etc, does require a little effort but that’s fine 
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