Best password manager?
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Mr Pointy said:
stemll said:
So that will be the help web page that says
To import your data into a personal Vault:
1. Log into the Web Vault
where the words Web Vault are a link to the login page?
Seems pretty clear to me
Click on the browser icon. It says Log In to your vault. Not a crippled version of your vault.To import your data into a personal Vault:
1. Log into the Web Vault
where the words Web Vault are a link to the login page?
Seems pretty clear to me
Click on the browser icon. Go Settings/Tools/Import. It doesn't work. Nor does it tell you why it doesn't work.
. It works just fine, explains how and even gives you a link.Mr Pointy said:
Click on the browser icon. Go Settings/Tools/Import. It doesn't work. Nor does it tell you why it doesn't work.
It takes me to the help article that explains how to import data, as it'll be different dependent on where you're coming from: https://bitwarden.com/help/article/import-data/Maybe you have another extension running causing a conflict with it opening another tab?
I was checking out Keepass last night, I like that it isn’t online, that it is basically an encrypted database on steroids. If I put it on my home server I would have access to it anyway across all devices. Simply pick the username and password copy and paste it into the fields and done. Trying to figure out if it has automatic fill in, but other than that, it’s good.
Monsterlime said:
I've been using Bitwarden for about 2 years now, switched away from 1Password. I have no complaints, the interface isn't as "feature rich" as 1Password, but since it is so much cheaper, and actually multiplatform, the lack of "prettiness" isn't really a problem.
I'm on 1Password so interested in this.Can I ask what features you have missed since moving to Bitwarden?
Lastpass with a Yubikey for the lastpass main password and Cisco Duo Mobile for two factor. Don't put all your passwords into one system then only protect it with one password, it needs 2fa.
Lastpass vault is useful for storing copies of passports, prescriptions, car/travel insurance, V5c etc so you have everything when you need it on laptop, phone, ipad etc.
Lastpass vault is useful for storing copies of passports, prescriptions, car/travel insurance, V5c etc so you have everything when you need it on laptop, phone, ipad etc.
ZesPak said:
seveb said:
Lastpass with a Yubikey for the lastpass main password and Cisco Duo Mobile for two factor. Don't put all your passwords into one system then only protect it with one password, it needs 2fa.
Agreed, I have 2fa on about everything that allows it.
Funk said:
ZesPak said:
seveb said:
Lastpass with a Yubikey for the lastpass main password and Cisco Duo Mobile for two factor. Don't put all your passwords into one system then only protect it with one password, it needs 2fa.
Agreed, I have 2fa on about everything that allows it.Token based (GoogleAuthenticator/Authy etc - Google, Lastpass, Amazon, Paypal)
Apple has taken its own root which is device based on login to the iCloud/apple-id
HSBC uses its own app / hard token
Others (e.g. Nationwide) uses SMS which is far from ideal
extraT said:
I Trying to figure out if it has automatic fill in, but other than that, it’s good.
Yes, but maybe not in the way you might expect:https://keepass.info/help/base/autourl.html
go to the URL from keepass, and this seems to be what you want?
jesusbuiltmycar said:
Funk said:
ZesPak said:
seveb said:
Lastpass with a Yubikey for the lastpass main password and Cisco Duo Mobile for two factor. Don't put all your passwords into one system then only protect it with one password, it needs 2fa.
Agreed, I have 2fa on about everything that allows it.Token based (GoogleAuthenticator/Authy etc - Google, Lastpass, Amazon, Paypal)
Apple has taken its own root which is device based on login to the iCloud/apple-id
HSBC uses its own app / hard token
Others (e.g. Nationwide) uses SMS which is far from ideal
In Belgium we have "Itsme" though, which is a pretty good app integration on the smartphone.Funk said:
may not have smartphones but almost certainly will be able to receive SMS I suppose.
True but on the flip side you are stuffed if you have no signal whereas a OTP app can work offline. I just wish they’d give the option at least. Not sure I’d use the OTP feature in the password manager (Bitwarden), doesn’t seem logical to store the OTP keys with the password as the whole point it to protect you if the password is stolen. extraT said:
I was checking out Keepass last night, I like that it isn’t online, that it is basically an encrypted database on steroids. If I put it on my home server I would have access to it anyway across all devices. Simply pick the username and password copy and paste it into the fields and done. Trying to figure out if it has automatic fill in, but other than that, it’s good.
It does. Ctrl alt a. By default it will match on the title for the keypass entry to the window that is currently active, and enter username tab password, but all of this can be changed but he auto type tab on each entry. Been using KeePass for years. Hundreds of passwords that i honestly don’t know. KeePassium app on my phone, local installs on pcs with password file on Dropbox.
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