Let’s start with what I don’t use it for: a key feature of password managers is the ability to generate strong, random passwords.Īs a software service company employee, I work on a lot of different computers, in a lot of different places, and I can’t always install the software that will make those passwords available. Still, since my faith in service providers has been (once more) shaken, I’ve looked to an open source that I’ll be able to fully manage. The announced changes to the free plan are, however, a big showstopper for me and, like many users, I chose to move away. Up until quite recently, I used LastPass for storing my passwords.

A Self-Hosted, Open-Source, Equivalent Setup.

We strongly recommend not using them, since they're not kept up to date with latest security features of iOS and the KeePass format.

KeePass: they have simply stolen the name, it's something elseĪlso there's a number of other abandoned apps in the App Store not mentioned there.

MiniKeePass: abandoned, has known issues.

Website, GitHub, App Store: still in beta

➖ source code is provided only per request, see this thread Website, GitHub: see this thread, App Store ➖ no AutoFill support, you have to copy passwords Strongbox However it's recommended to use a native app instead because they provide better user experience and integration with built-in security features of iOS, such as AutoFill, Face ID, secure storage, and so on. We don't have an own app, but there's a workaround.

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