@Tutanota KeepassXC because it's offline with enough features. And it has automatic password capture with the browser extension. Synced with Syncthing.

More sensitive stuff via QR SafeShare 🔗 https://qrsafeshare.com

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KeePassXC aus Überzeugung, NoCloud Sync - Back to earth, into my hands, not into a cloud!

@Tutanota what about Proton Pass?

@Tutanota 1password family subscription since many years. Never looked at anything else, works great and well worth the money.

@Tutanota im using proton pass for main

@Tutanota Bitwarden. I host my own service.

@Tutanota Bitwarden,

@Tutanota please don't recommend lastpass
Also the most important part, vault encryption is missing.
Which last pass failed to properly do

@Tutanota please don't recommend lastpass
Also the most important part, vault encryption is missing.
Which last pass failed to properly do

@Tutanota I use NordPass. Yeah I know, not on the list not open source but it's the one with the best encryption. It hasn't been breached like LastPass and it's not based in a 5-eye country like 1Password or Bitwarden. Not the best recommendation you are doing here @Tutanota

@Tutanota Bitwarden is the best like Tuta 😉

@Tutanota KeePassXC on Linux, Android (and unfortunately still on Mac) with absolutly no syncing

@Tutanota - KeePassXC on Linux, KeePassium & Passwords on iOS and iPadOS.

@Tutanota KeepassXC is the best, and these two Xs are pros, not cons.

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Yes, password managers are important, and so is digital sovereignty — especially in these troubling times. That’s why it’s crucial to choose a password manager that operates outside the jurisdictions of the United States, Russia, and China

Heylogin — Germany, Europe
https://www.heylogin.com

pCloud Passwords — Switzerland Europe
https://www.pcloud.com/pass.html

Locker Password Manager — Vietnam, Asia
https://locker.io

#PasswordManager #DigitalSovereignty #Passwords

@Tutanota I use KeepassXC with Dropbox for sync at the moment. If I forgot to put a password in Keepass, I take the time to reset it via a new generated in keepassxc to improve security.

@Tutanota I use Bitwarden. It was easy to setup.

@Tutanota seem not many people using dashlane

@Tutanota I use KeePassXC because it has no central cloud infrastructure

@Tutanota I'm using a selfhosted vaultwarden server. Which is bitwarden.

@Tutanota Huge phan of Keepass here. I don't trust strangers' storage with my passwords. The version of Keepass I use has no internet connectivity. That implies keeping my password file backed up myself.

Also necessary: Iron Discipline putting passwords into the manager. I have a specific ritual which never varies when asked to create a password. So far, so good.

@Tutanota Authpass

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KeePassXC on all machines (Linux, Windoze), dbase is kept on my NAS and synched to my Android devices for use with KeePass2Android.

@Tutanota : ich hoffe ihr seid nicht böse, wenn ich als tuta User protonpass verwende. 😃

@Tutanota I am currently using Bitwarden, but Proton Pass is an excellent app, it should be included in your list.

@Tutanota 1password from long time ago

@Tutanota I understand why "some" password managers are not on this list, but WHY is there Lastpass?

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Switched from LastPass to Bitwarden when the former was breached.

I'm happy to support them by paying their nominal fee.

@Tutanota Bitwarden for me.

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@Tutanota this comparison looks like LastPass is as good as Bitwarden and actually better than KeePassXC

Just take a look at all those breaches https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LastPass

This looks like a misinformation

@Tutanota bitwarden. Used Dashlane before and it did work better on phone apps, but it wasn't worth the money over bitwarden

@Tutanota bitwarden. I like the open source.

@Tutanota I was using Bitwarden once , now Proton Pass. At work keepass

@Tutanota For some reason, you haven't included Proton's password manager? 🤔

@Tutanota KeepassXC + Nextcloud for sync

@Tutanota I use Apple Passwords and sometimes Vault-/Bitwarden (for passwords not yet in passwords) 🙂