Violet@Ice:~$💜​​​Mar 17
I'm really disappointed to see #bitwarden falling into the slop hole. Can anyone recommend a #passwordmanager , ideally #selfhosted , that doesn't use LLM slop in its core product, OR in its contributing commits?
#askfedi
Show threadJes - Hedgehog Edition
@violet I use syncthing to sync my keepass database around. It's encrypted on transport so even though it passes through community nodes if you're away from your other devices it is still syncing away from home (it is optional).
There's also the option of using nextcloud, there's both using the web dav service with keepass or the passwords app, though I don't recommend the app.
Personally I use floccus for bookmarks with the nextcloud and keepassxc via syncthing.
The cool thing about keepassdx is that there's an autofill keyboard so even if the app doesn't support it you can do it manually
Mar 17 at 4:00pmWeb
Show threadJes - Hedgehog Edition Mar 17
@violet the best part about the way I have it setup is that it doesn't matter what browser I use, the sync is the exact same. so like if you have a browser that does 90% of the things, but you need another browser every once in a while, you keep sync with them. and I never ended up using any of the features that sync provides other than passwords and bookmarks so it's everything I need.
though one downside to using a third party password manager is that they can cut the speed of your browser by about a third, so if you're on chromium, the extension extensity lets you quickly toggle the extension off, but you can also press alt+F E(on vivaldi it's ctrl+shift+E, and sometimes it's Alt+F L E), or if you're on firefox, you press ctrl+shift+A to bring up the extensions page.