What password manager do you use? Or, why none?
What password manager do you use? Or, why none?
pass or gopass -- I use them both actually.
pass or gopass -- I use them both actually.
pass or gopass -- I use them both actually.
pass or gopass -- I use them both actually.
I'm using BitWarden free for everything except TOTP. I'm not syncing pwds with a team anymore, so I don't need Team featured by now. Having it easyly available from all my devices is a plus.
That said, I'm always interested of alternatives improving my current "pass flow", thanks everyone for sharing.
I tried using KeePass for Android, but I found the sync part a bit inconvenient, related to mainstream alternatives which work automatically.
Also, with
pass or gopass I assume you can share the repo with a team, but can you use multiple repos? so you could share only a few secrets with selected people?... Thx!
pass/pass-tomb. I find KeePassXC far superior. One major gripe I have with pass is that it is way, way, way too easy to end up with your passwords displayed on the screen in cleartext. That's the default behavior of the pass CLI--you need to use the -c switch if you only want the password copied to the clipboard. I've been playing with the browser extension for pass and have flashed half a dozen passwords up on the monitor for the world to see, totally unexpectedly and accidentally. Even now that I know the way it can happen, I *still* end up doing it, because it's just too easy. I don't like that, and will be deleting the extension. I've never had that problem with KeePassXC.I find it to be surprisingly bad behavior, personally. It's soured me on
pass, even though I generally like it as a command-line tool.
> One major gripe I have with
pass is that it is way, way, way too easy to end up with your passwords displayed on the screen in cleartext.Huh, that never happened to me. 🤔 Not accidentally, I mean. I do use a frontend, though: https://uninformativ.de/git/padme (Just a slight tweak of the default
passmenu.)
> One major gripe I have with
pass is that it is way, way, way too easy to end up with your passwords displayed on the screen in cleartext.Huh, that never happened to me. 🤔 Not accidentally, I mean. I do use a frontend, though: https://uninformativ.de/git/padme (Just a slight tweak of the default
passmenu.)
> One major gripe I have with
pass is that it is way, way, way too easy to end up with your passwords displayed on the screen in cleartext.Huh, that never happened to me. 🤔 Not accidentally, I mean. I do use a frontend, though: https://uninformativ.de/git/padme (Just a slight tweak of the default
passmenu.)
gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
gopass primarily now, finally migrated to it completely everywhere, but I've never had this problem with pass either. It is quite explicitly about its operations, and I use a the gopass browser extension/bridge as well.
xdotool installed in addition to dmenu (I'm using X11). dmenu itself conflicts horribly with my KDE/plasma setup for some reason so I think I'd have to tinker to get this to a usable state.