KeePass

“I haven't heard of massive security breaches like many online password manager had.”

“It's worked great for me so far, and I expect to stay with this setup for the foreseeable future.”

“I use Keepass and the free tier of Dropbox, to keep my passwords strong and available across multiple devices.”

“keepass is great, because it doesn't require any service to operate - it's just a file”

“The original version of Keepass 1.0 for Windows was released long before Lastpass or 1Password”

“The Keepass options for browser autofill are pretty rough, and don't work with flatpak installed apps either.”

“KeePass in particular can be synced using server-free methods, keeping everything on-device, strongly encrypted”

“we are prioritizing “can’t” over “won’t” in terms of provider access to our credentials”

“you’re on your fucking own for you know Miner things like syncing or mobile use”

“keepass + a scheduled script to periodically backup to your own servers is also perfectly viable”

“I use keepass (FOSS under GPL, fully offline). It does not detect domains.”

“You don't need to host anything for KeePass - just plop the file next to your notes/etc.”

“I keep my KeePass database on NextCloud, and the only difference between home and phone is that on a bad network I may need a few seconds”

“Anyone not already using KeePass (or KeePassXC) has been doing it wrong for at least a decade.”

“Sharing passwords with shared keepass files didn't work properly for me.”

“the benefit of this over the browser extension is that there is no connection between your browser and your keepass vault.”

“the syncing strategy on iOS is a disaster and corrupted my wife's keepass db”

“The whole reason I moved to 1Password was to get away from how easy it was to accidentally lose data with the KeePass clients.”

“it's locked in an encrypted store and only available exactly when I need it to be”

“KeePass is a great middle-ground, which I've been using for the last decade (at least).”

“ive been rather fond of keepass for the last however many years or decades now”

“how someone creating their own installer and buying a few domains to distribute it is a mark against KeePass itself.”

“I've managed to avoid several security breaches in last 5 years alone by using KeePass locally on my own infra.”

“I started with Keepass back in the day, and never had to worry about migration.”

“having it all in memory is an issue because of the amount of memory used”

“The URL field in KeePass has lots of convenient features, but unfortunately they're quite "obscure" and not very discoverable.”

“its development model is much like SQLite: a pretty closed model, with source published regularly, but no clear way of code contribution”

“Solving sync and sharing cannot be done on whole database file level, as it implemented now in KeePass”

“Free. Portable. I'm a longtime user and carry my database around on an USB stick.”

“people who have experienced corruption issues on network storage due to the default saving method”

“in the case of KDBX there is the issue that it is encrypted as a whole”

“rewriting the whole file annoys me especially when the storage is not local and the database contains sizable blobs”

“KeePass has such great potential, where so many other managers fall severely short in differing categories.”

“If you use a password manager like Keepass, you should still be able to log into your other accounts if you lost access”

“For me everything goes in Keepass. And the only thing I want in life is the ability to change a password from Keepass in a standardized way.”

“Keepass is a vendor, and one who doesn't even have a Safari extension.”

“I use it and have copies of the encrypted db on every device of mine, plus the client to access the passwords.”

“Immich and Syncthing+Keepass have worked as well as or better than their proprietary equivalents”

“One of my hobbies is recreational paranoia though. So I use something else (KeyPass) for my personal stuff now.”

“the original KeePass project has no public development or public review process for their code”