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What I love on KeePassXC: * Runs on Linux/Mac/Windows and there are compatible clients for Android. Make your own cloud with a RaspberryPi referred by a DDNS and you'll have super powers. * Auto-type. Is tricky to get it working but once you get it you'll become addicted. * The UI makes it much easier to copy and paste fields and the notes are clearly visible. I often use the notes to store things like github tokens…
I use KeePass. Should I switch to KeePassXC?
You read my mind, as i was just asking myself the same thing. I have recently been thinking of switching over to bitwarden from classic keepass...but now i see keepassXC, and wondered what - if any - compelling feature/need that keepassXC brings...? p.s. - Oh, and the reason for considering even moving to bitwarden is ease of mobile access by several people at once...since schlepping a keepass database via file sync…
What I love on KeePassXC: * Runs on Linux/Mac/Windows and there are compatible clients for Android. Make your own cloud with a RaspberryPi referred by a DDNS and you'll have super powers. * Auto-type. Is tricky to get it working but once you get it you'll become addicted. * The UI makes it much easier to copy and paste fields and the notes are clearly visible. I often use the notes to store things like github tokens…
You can have multiple URL's per entry. However, those only work with the browser extension. Edit entry and go to Browser Integration tab. There's a list of additional URL's.
Thank you. That's very cool.
I use KeePass. Should I switch to KeePassXC?
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).
KeePassXC is a great program and combined with synthing, excellent solution to managing your passwords.
What I love on KeePassXC: * Runs on Linux/Mac/Windows and there are compatible clients for Android. Make your own cloud with a RaspberryPi referred by a DDNS and you'll have super powers. * Auto-type. Is tricky to get it working but once you get it you'll become addicted. * The UI makes it much easier to copy and paste fields and the notes are clearly visible. I often use the notes to store things like github tokens…
I can also make it auto-type into remote sessions, non-browser applications, and """""extremely secure""""" fields that don't allow you to paste into them.
I do use the 'url in title bar' browser extension (there are a lot of these) to help it lock on properly.
I use KeePass. Should I switch to KeePassXC?
I had to use the old/creaky/unmaintained KeePassBrowser addon for Firefox back when I was still on regular KeyPass. The KeePassXC-Browser addon is still supported, and much cleaner.