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Started by fox, May 24, 2019, 08:43:26 AM

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fox

Anyone using this app for password storage? I just found out that it works with every major computer and mobile platform. It looks pretty good, even from a privacy perspective. There is a free version and the premium version is only $50/yr.
Ubuntu 23.10 on 2019 5k iMac
Ubuntu 22.04 on Dell XPS 13

ssfc72

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I use KeepassX.

I keep the file in my Dropbox folder so that I can access the Keepass file on any of my computers or cell phone, wherever I go.
I use Keepass to store other sensitive info that I may need, besides just passwords.
Mint 20.3 on a Dell 14" Inspiron notebook, HP Pavilion X360, 11" k120ca notebook (Linux Lubuntu), Dell 13" XPS notebook computer (MXLinux)
Cellphone Samsung A50, Koodo pre paid service

Jason

Does anyone else use it? Check my last presentation. :) I've been using LastPass for many years. I've been quite happy with it. It's $36 USD for a year for a single user for the premium version, $48 USD per year for the family version (up to 6 users). I use it in Linux, Windows and on my Android phones and tablets.
* Zorin OS 17.1 Core and Windows 11 Pro on a Dell Precision 3630 Tower with an
i5-8600 3.1 GHz 6-core processor, dual 22" displays, 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB Nvme and a Geforce 1060 6 GB card
* Motorola Edge (2022) phone with Android 13

fox

Out of curiosity, what feature of the paid version has you using it over the free version?
Ubuntu 23.10 on 2019 5k iMac
Ubuntu 22.04 on Dell XPS 13

Jason

Quote from: fox on May 24, 2019, 01:43:05 PM
Out of curiosity, what feature of the paid version has you using it over the free version?

Being able to use it with a YubiKey. The free version has a 2FA but using other methods other than a hardware-based key. That and I just want to support the company. $3/month isn't a lot to ask.
* Zorin OS 17.1 Core and Windows 11 Pro on a Dell Precision 3630 Tower with an
i5-8600 3.1 GHz 6-core processor, dual 22" displays, 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB Nvme and a Geforce 1060 6 GB card
* Motorola Edge (2022) phone with Android 13