Rodrigo AraújoFeb 27
Daniel Kennett

Yikes, just saw that 1Password hiked their App Store subscription prices too. Our family plan is increasing by over 55%.

I’ve been grumbling about their app for years. Time to abandon ship.

Which competitor has the least worst Mac app?

(Requirements: Shared family vault, ability to store software licenses, SSH keys, random small files)

Feb 27 at 10:22pmIvory for iOS
Show threadSean ReillyFeb 27
@ikenndac I can recommend Strongbox from years of experience. I don't do family sharing myself, but I believe that would be done with a second database on a shared file system.
Show threadCarlo ZottmannFeb 27
@ikenndac Strongbox. No idea how/if it does Family sharing out of the box (hammering this into my phone), but it's solid and has a great sync via WebDAV and other remote drives, so I think that should work
Show threadChristian TietzeFeb 27
@czottmann @ikenndac I thought we all avoid them after the acquisition or something
Show threadCarlo ZottmannFeb 28

@ctietze @ikenndac The what now

Update: I see. Well, it's an open DB format which works with Keypass and friends, so I'm not concerned about lock-in. Hooray for open formats!

Show threadYannick LungFeb 27

@ikenndac I’ve been using Uplock for quite a while now and I think it supports everything you mentioned.

https://apps.apple.com/de/app/uplock/id6469049274

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Show threadStefan HechtFeb 28
@yanlu This looks awesome. And a recommendation from you is a very good point :) — Yhank you! I’ll try this!
Show threadNiléaneFeb 28
@hecht @yanlu For a second I thought that looked like the perfect 1Password replacement, but then I realized it's not actually a password manager 😅
Show threadCory Dransfeldt Feb 27
@ikenndac We've been happy with Proton Pass. They've had support for SSH keys and added a CLI recently as well.
Show threadJason HowkMar 1
@ikenndac I'm out as well. Massive increase for more AI slop? Hard pass. Decided to move to Bitwarden. So far so good.
Show threadDaniel KennettMar 1
@jasonhowk Oh interesting, thanks for sharing! So far I haven't found a single one that does *everything* I want, but Bitwarden seems close.
Show threadAndrew HunterMar 4

@ikenndac @jasonhowk

I self-host vaultwarden and am happy with it.

Show threadJason HowkMar 4
@rexbron @ikenndac Nice to know for sure. Any issues that you’ve run into self-hosting?
Show threadAndrew HunterMar 4

@jasonhowk @ikenndac

Any of the usual self-hosting stuff, but the nice thing about Bitwarden is that client keeps a copy of the vault locally (I'm sure most password managers do this) so that it's really only sync between client devices that require the vaultwarden instance to be online.

Copies of vault are n=clients+backups+1.

Vault backups go to a zfs volume that get's replicated to an offsite backup nightly, so in the event of corruption or bitrot, there are multiple snapshots.

There was one instance where a client update was incompatible with vaultwarden but that was fixed quickly and you still have your offline vault, just syncing changes between clients wasn't working. That might have been a bigger issue if you were an org, but for family use, it was just annoying.