What password manager do you use? I'm looking for something that works with Firefox on Android and Linux

What password manager do you use? I'm looking for something that works with Firefox on Android and Linux.

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unironically lastpass

I use a predictable user/pass scheme for everything, and send the plain-text details to my cockmail

My memory.

this

bitwarden is nice

Veracrypt.

I use lastpass with 2fa. Works nicely.

seconding bitwarden, overall pretty nice except for the electron desktop clients

pass

Unironically, just use a sheet of fucking paper. Slide it somewhere where no one will find it.

How do you password protect a sheet of paper?

how can you hack into fucking paper you dumb nigger?

Literally just by looking at it

Invisible ink works well.

My own fucking head.
Seriously, why are people using password managers? Just another potential security hole.
Convenience is not really an argument, logging in to my bank account without a passwird would be concenient, but fuck it if I would ever want that.

How are you going to read it if it's invisible, dumb dumb?

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It shows up under UV light.
Not the best security method, but it works.
pic related

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KeepassXC

I don't trust myself to remember hundreds of unique yet secure passwords.

My only issue with this is what if I need my passwords when I'm away from the sheet of paper?

Pass, the standard unix password manager thingy. It has a firefox plugin and an android app that you can use with openkeychain to encrypt and decrypt your stuff. I use it with a self hosted git repository to sync my passwords across machines. Works very well for me

This sounds like a good setup. I'll try this. Thanks, user.

no you fucking idiot you don't make dozens of secure passwords you make one secure password and come up with a system to derive a new password from it for each place you need it.
take mysecurepa$$. For google make it myGOOGLEsecurepa$$. For pornhub make it myPORNHUBsecurepa$$. You're immune to (hashed) database leaks and it's easy to remember without sacrificing entropy.

1password is really nice and works on all relevant platforms

Until someone stores mypassPENGUINCLUB1234 in clear text and a script generates your password for every service.

KeePassCX

Sorry, KeePassXC

based and redpilled, you're very confident

My neurons

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SafeInCloud

How retarded are you

Is it different from the normal KeePass?

What's the chance of someone raiding my house, rummaging through all the paperwork in my file cabinet and drawers with the specific intent on finding my amazon password; or catching my password in some automated dragnet attack or so?