What's the best Password Manager that isn't KeePass since it uses .NET Framework?
What's the best Password Manager that isn't KeePass since it uses .NET Framework?
Brayden Nelson
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Aiden Evans
i use google chrome sync. :)
Easton Garcia
KeePassXC which uses the Qt framework
Eli Morgan
is bitwarden good?
Zachary Morris
It recently passed a security audit. I use it and have no qualms.
You can also self host it if you're into that - help.bitwarden.com
Hunter Flores
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Eli Taylor
>giving Google access to all your passwords
Yeah, no.
Can you import passwords from XML format so I don't have to do it manually?
Bentley Watson
No dice, only CSV or keepass1. But I trust you can write a line of regex 2bh.
Ian Gray
pass is the standard unix password manager.
Android-Password-Store is a decent android client.
Brayden Rivera
Have you been to the KeePass website?
The .NET version is the 2.x series.
They also still update the older, non-.NET 1.x series.
So, to answer your question, OP, KeePass Classic.
Ayden Barnes
pass is the only good one, stop shilling botnet
Easton Peterson
pass
bitwarden if you want something less autistic
Alexander Butler
my notebook
Alexander Allen
I use it
Camden Robinson
this
Caleb Long
your brain. It's easy to remember unique passwords for every site. If you have too many passwords to remember you probably shouldn't sign up for more services (and get rid of some of the ones you have)
Eli Perry
Keepassxc
Mason Bailey
Thanks Grandma
Tyler Rivera
>Qt framework
nice aids
Lincoln Peterson
yes
Dylan Nguyen
Enpass because fuck cloud storage
Luis Torres
.NET shouldn't be the reason why you don't use it
Luke Harris
>what is keepassxc
Josiah Watson
hopefully locking the database removed it from the memory (since it requires password to unlock I think it is the case) would work too
Anthony Allen
About the same as LastPass
Oliver Cox
I just use the keychain in OSX.
Daniel Thomas
doesn't work on recent CentOS due to some dependency incompatibility :(
Chase Rodriguez
Is last pass any good? I kind of just want something free that I don't have to manually keep in sync
Jonathan Cook
lastpass sucks ass, if you want a similarly simple service use bitwarden
Colton Bailey
This is what I use.
Blake Jackson
Bitwarden is quite comfy and solid. Actually feelsa bit more polished than LastPass, and a much better choice overall
Owen Parker
a text document
Joshua Ramirez
A postick
Jeremiah Bell
>requires physical access with an open and unlocked database
Wow, it's literally nothing.
Ian Gutierrez
t. GTK bloatnigger
Cooper Gray
That's fine since no one actually uses CentOS as a desktop OS.