What password manager(s) are you using?

[Calithran]

My password manager evolution:
Lastpass (2009 - 2019)
Keepass 2/KeepassXC (offline): 2016 - until now.
Bitwarden: 2021.

I discovered Bitwarden in 2018, but I didn't use it yet because it used Google Analytics to track users and I didn't like it.
https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile/issues/471
However, this problem was being fixed recently and when I checked using Fiddler, Bitwarden no longer connect to the Google server. Plus, when I checked reviews on search engines, Bitwarden outranked Lastpass. So yeah, Bitwarden is better than ever.
https://www.cloudwards.net/bitwarden-vs-lastpass/
I still use KeepassXC but for more important logins like banking credentials. I stored my KeepassXC database locally on my PC and flash drive.
For less important logins, I use Bitwarden today.

I stopped using LastPass knowing that Logmein/Lastpass was acquired:
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/12/18/log_me_in_acquired

 

[Josh Saga]

Pen and Paper - then I also have photos of them in my phone, hdd, GDrive and OneDrive

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

Password managers are great. Maybe the most no-brainer expense I have.

 

[goku786]

just brave browser

 

[themoon9286]

I'm using Roboform, nobody seems to use it ???

 

[BossBaby]

I am still using LastPass

 

[blacktrilby]

Roboform since it was released. Over the years I have amassed hundreds of passwords.

 

[Topiano]

Still using LastPass...

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

For non-important sites i simply use Chrome password manager, which is pretty safe if you don't re-use passwords between non-important and important sites. For important sites i simply use my head. Where it matters, there's 2FA anyway, only knowing the username and password won't be enough for anyone to access those accounts, so these overly encrypted password mamagers are losing their importance at least for me, because i wouldn't store important credentials digitally anyway, neither offline nor online.

 

[éxorcist]

KeePassXC on Arch and Windows. KeePassDX on Android. Syncing the database between with Syncthing through personal VPS.

 

[purple_ceo]

using 1Password for a pretty long time

 

[tubeboost]

Any password manager must be open-source and blocked by firewall.

 

[Biz Idea Lab]

I'm using Roboform, nobody seems to use it ???

Roboform since it was released. Over the years I have amassed hundreds of passwords.

Used Roboform back in 2013. Now using LastPass.

 

[Brickbat1]

I think its a bad habit. I use Chome for unimportant places, and a simple text file records the rest codedly. Really important ones, I keep in my brain.

 

[tazarbm]

none (I don't trust any of them).

Purchased a lifetime roboform license for $10 around 2008-2009 when they were new and promised the moon under the sky, only to be asked to pay $20 few years later when they released RF 2.0. I told them that I've purchased a lifetime license and they told me to fuck off cause this is a newer, shinier product. Well, they haven't said "fuck off" but that's how I interpreted their refusal to upgrade me to new version

I then switched over to Lastpass since it was free and after several years of using - without any major complaints if I remember correctly - I decided that my sensitive data is better off in my own .txt file, saved on my computer. So, I have this .txt file that I update and edit regularly and I also occasionally (like 1 per month) upload it to dropbox and about once a year back it up to an external disk. And I'm happy with this, I don't need any password managers anymore cause I'm not that lazy to be bothered by copy/pasting login credentials

 

[vividus designs]

mind only

 

[ReadyIGProfileLengkap]

Pen and Paper - then I also have photos of them in my phone, hdd, GDrive and OneDrive

i used 'gmail masster with remembered pass' and save all main data on it, so if other my data just forget or my computer crash, i still able to opened my data on 1 gmail, my gmail using old gmail that i trust no error no disable

 

[bartosimpsonio]

I use a plain text TXT file which I keep on the PUBLIC folder of my wordpress site. Is this secure?

 

[Calithran]

My password manager evolution:
Lastpass (2009 - 2019)
Keepass 2/KeepassXC (offline): 2016 - until now.
Bitwarden: 2021.

I forget to mention this in my first post. Both Bitwarden and Keepass are open-source, so they're spyware-free and secure.
Source codes:
Bitwarden: https://github.com/bitwarden
Keepass: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc

Also, if you want to migrate to another password manager, there is an export and import option: https://bitwarden.com/help/article/import-data/

 

[Sebastian324]

I use a plain text TXT file which I keep on the PUBLIC folder of my wordpress site. Is this secure?

Only if your website has a SSL certificate