Okay, Fediverse, help a nerd out.
Ditching #Bitwarden. Genuine thanks to that crew, but y'all take care, I'm out.
Consensus seems to be @keepassxc #KeePassXC and sync over @syncthing #Syncthing (the latter already a core workflow for all my devices).
What is the consensus on the mobile app? Must be #freesoftware #libresoftware for Android #GrapheneOS @GrapheneOS preferably on @fdroidorg #fdroid
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@jameshowell I've been using #keepass2android for a couple of years now (syncing done via #Nextcloud) . Happy with it, but it doesn't seem to be on @fdroidorg.
I think #keepassdx is, though. I remember having a look at it in the past, but not sure why I didn't switch. Maybe because it didn't work with shared key databases, which is a hard requirement for me as my partner and I have several shared accounts.
For your #KeePassXC database synced to your mobile device, the #KeePassDX app is what you need @jameshowell.
It's in @fdroidorg: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.kunzisoft.keepass.libre/
@joat @bignose @jameshowell @fdroidorg @keepassxc @syncthing @GrapheneOS it should work but we can't be sure official BW clients stay compatible with vaultwarden.
I'm testing graphene + keepassxc + syncthing. I faced filesystem permission issues with keepassdx... so I'm trying keepass2android and that seems better. Both mobile apps are recommended by keepassxc (see FAQ)
@deivudesu All signs point to a looming rug pull:
@jameshowell I used Aegis for 2FA on Android (fork) for a while. It was good but then I realized that my passwords/tokens were much safer in KeepassXC on my Qubes laptop.
I don't see it as a big imposition to require my laptop to access sensitive accounts.
If something needs minute-by-minute contact from me on mobile its probably part of a dark pattern anyway.
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