How do you manage all your passwords?

[NachoMan]

Lately it's a mess for me... I have been saving passwords here and there, but then I forget where I placed them. Recently I downloaded an app to keep them stored on my phone, but is also risky having the passwords on a phone, and I do not feel very comfortable.

I was wondering how do you save multiple passwords, do you use any plugin, app or maybe is better to type them in a notebook and store them on a safe?

 

[Juhku]

Bitwarden is pretty neat.
It's open-source and you can even host the server yourself if you really want to.

 

[ImBackBaby]

In my work we use KeePass, it’s an open source solution that has been around forever and safely encrypts your stored passwords

Generally these tools are called exactly what you asked for (how to manage passwords) -> password managers

 

[proxymanz]

i personally use excel and put it on my usb

 

[streamghost]

I pray that I do not get hit with amnesia and store them in my melon.

It does become a bit scary at times but I have yet to face the consequences.

 

[UnusualSubstance]

Bitwarden is pretty neat.
It's open-source and you can even host the server yourself if you really want to.

+1 for bitwarden.

Works beautifully and free.

 

[IM Dude]

Don't manage all password at one place. Use multiple apps, multiple device. Bitwarden has good reputation, I use it too.

 

[vik1000]

Bitwarden is pretty neat.
It's open-source and you can even host the server yourself if you really want to.

Bitwarden is good but needs $10 per year

C2 Password is good by Synology so is very trusted

1Passwords works good too

 

[NachoMan]

i personally use excel and put it on my usb

don't you think is too risky? what do you do with the USB where do you keep it?

 

[pennyweight]

Notebook. like an old timer.

 

[Zwielicht]

I remember my personal passwords for the most part, but I have them stored in my browser as well.

I use 1Password for any passwords that need to be shared across multiple people or businesses.

 

[billythebilly]

I wrote down all my passwords in a piece of paper and I store it under my balls (literally, because I put it in my underwear)

 

[proxymanz]

don't you think is too risky? what do you do with the USB where do you keep it?

On my drawer mate

 

[meiniptv]

I recommend using Bitwarden as a Password Manager! Never write down Passwords in your Phone like in Notes or use the internal Password Manager that most browsers come with.
Cheers.

 

[meiniptv]

Don't manage all password at one place. Use multiple apps, multiple device. Bitwarden has good reputation, I use it too.

Yes also a good point. Split up the Passwords and never use the same paswords again.

 

[LikeADream]

Bitwarden is best, i use it for a few year and no problem.

 

[tusxiao]

Lately it's a mess for me... I have been saving passwords here and there, but then I forget where I placed them. Recently I downloaded an app to keep them stored on my phone, but is also risky having the passwords on a phone, and I do not feel very comfortable.

I was wondering how do you save multiple passwords, do you use any plugin, app or maybe is better to type them in a notebook and store them on a safe?

KeePass will probably work for you

 

[Starmy]

Lately it's a mess for me... I have been saving passwords here and there, but then I forget where I placed them. Recently I downloaded an app to keep them stored on my phone, but is also risky having the passwords on a phone, and I do not feel very comfortable.

I was wondering how do you save multiple passwords, do you use any plugin, app or maybe is better to type them in a notebook and store them on a safe?

I manage by taking notes

 

[blackengine]

I'm using lastpass free edition

 

[julietj]

You should only use one password, or you can write it down somewhere to review later