Other than self hosting ofc, sadly not an option for me

  • Lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Another for KeePass + Syncthing.

    No self-hosting required. Just install both on whatever devices you need to access passwords, and let Syncthing handle the rest. KeePass is designed to handle multiple simultaneous connections to the database and can sync on the fly.

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    i’ve been using bitwarden for a few years and haven’t had a problem, but always looking for something better for everything

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    I’m curious, what’s your use-case since you say you can’t self-host.

    Where do you need to sync to? What kind of devices do you need sync between? Do you need to share some credentials between people?

    Knowing these things will help us answer the question. For example, you don’t need some “server” to host Vault Warden - that can run on your own PC/laptop. But there are other ways to do this like Keepass (already mentioned).

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    Memorizing passwords and keeping them in your brain

    A notebook written in cryptic script and kept in a safe behind a ravenous tiger

    Swearing off technology and living in secret in a cave

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      Memorizing passwords and keeping them in your brain

      Not feasible. This is why password managers exist.

      A notebook written in cryptic script and kept in a safe behind a ravenous tiger

      Sarcasm detected, but no.

      Swearing off technology and living in secret in a cave

      I mean…