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EDIT: Found: https://support.1password.com/sync-with-dropbox/
At our company we use keepass2 with a db file synced by dropbox. Works nicely. Keepass can save all sorts of stuff alongside passwords (like credentials, api-tokens...) and there is an app too (for android at least). Might get a bit clunky if lots of people change a lot of stuff all the time but for us it is not a problem.
Just to be clear, it's still 100% possible to keep your 1Password vault in Dropbox etc and not use the SaaS version [1]. I felt like this fact was buried in the article. Edit: Here's the link to buy the standalone license [2] which is hard to find on the site now. In a post from the founder one week ago [3] he said, "We know that not everyone is ready to make the jump yet, and as such, we will continue to support cus…
If you want to edit entries or delete you have to use 4.x, which did not seem to support OTP.
They have made no commitment for bringing windows support for local vaults to feature parity with the mac client.
Just to be clear, it's still 100% possible to keep your 1Password vault in Dropbox etc and not use the SaaS version [1]. I felt like this fact was buried in the article. Edit: Here's the link to buy the standalone license [2] which is hard to find on the site now. In a post from the founder one week ago [3] he said, "We know that not everyone is ready to make the jump yet, and as such, we will continue to support cus…
Any password manager recommendations such that people don't need to deal with 1Password's cloud-based storage?
The 1Password situation is complicated, and is a lot less sketchy than Bray's summary would lead you to believe. 1Password has not in fact phased out their native applications or required people to use 1Password.com to store passwords (it would be insane for them to do so). There are four issues that I'm currently aware of with 1Password: 1. They've converted from flat to subscription pricing. 2. They're pushing peop…
Just to be clear, it's still 100% possible to keep your 1Password vault in Dropbox etc and not use the SaaS version [1]. I felt like this fact was buried in the article. Edit: Here's the link to buy the standalone license [2] which is hard to find on the site now. In a post from the founder one week ago [3] he said, "We know that not everyone is ready to make the jump yet, and as such, we will continue to support cus…
The 1Password situation is complicated, and is a lot less sketchy than Bray's summary would lead you to believe. 1Password has not in fact phased out their native applications or required people to use 1Password.com to store passwords (it would be insane for them to do so). There are four issues that I'm currently aware of with 1Password: 1. They've converted from flat to subscription pricing. 2. They're pushing peop…
1Password v6 for Windows doesn't work with local vaults, it requires 1password.com