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KPXC is brilliant. Recently I switched to it from BitWarden and I am satisfied. The only issue for me is the autotype support on Wayland (it's not there yet; currently only able to auto fill password and username for xwayland app).
Are you using a wlroots compositor like sway or GNOME/KDE?
I recently researched password managers, settled on keypassxc. Happy I did. I use keypassxc on windows + keypassxc chrome plugin, strongbox on iOS and google drive for syncing. All works seamlessly.
What is the best "backend" for setting up sync between KeePassXC/Strongbox/etc, between multiple clients active simultaneously?
Is there a good reason why we haven't seen something like a REST API enabled backend using KeePassXC as a client? Syncing files using off-the-shelf services is great that it exists, but it's obviously far from an optimal solution.
This might have been 2.6 already but I find the new flat interface kinda meh. Sure, not everyone was happy with the old 2.4 "native windows 95" look but with the new one everything just feels too big, like a mobile app on the desktop :(
Love KeePassXC - it's a beautiful and speedy program which simply just works without ever causing any problems. The original KeePass always struck me as a tad heavy due to its somewhat archaic aesthetic and dependency on Mono, whereas KeePassXC looks modern and requires minimal resources and dependencies. I combine it with KeePassium on iOS and Resilio Sync for synchronising across my main and mobile devices. (Syncth…
This might have been 2.6 already but I find the new flat interface kinda meh. Sure, not everyone was happy with the old 2.4 "native windows 95" look but with the new one everything just feels too big, like a mobile app on the desktop :(
KPXC is brilliant. Recently I switched to it from BitWarden and I am satisfied. The only issue for me is the autotype support on Wayland (it's not there yet; currently only able to auto fill password and username for xwayland app).
> The only issue for me is the autotype support on Wayland Are you using a wlroots compositor like sway or GNOME/KDE?
I still use KeePassX and have no issues with it so no reason to move to XC. I do value an actively maintained project, but I also value stability - and particularly for a security-sensitive application, I quite like the fact that it hasn’t been updated in years (I’m not saying I assume all the bugs have been fixed, just that there is less churn in which bugs could hide). How should I evaluate the respective projects…
I feel like this is an oxymoron. At least security updates should be something to look forward to, no?
it took me like 2015-2017 to teach my siblings to use it. now we have copies of each others kbdx files and passwords in our respective files so if there is an emergency to access the others data (which contains btw, all important data besides login credentials, passport numbers, tax information, expiry of policies) and other than the occasional password change which barely happens now because we don't go and willy nilly create accounts or changes.
this is a very low cost/maintenance option because the files exist on our phones, in our backups, on our devices, the whole shebang.
i don't need an online password manager, it simply will not work for me because i am relying on someone else and because the data is on my device, its as secure as the xkcd plumbing password