Looking for a password manager

[Krolic]

What is a decent password manager people like to use? I do not mind having to pay, but obviously something not super expensive.

[ahuckphin]

I used to use KeePass however it wasn't friendly when I was not on my main computer. I have since switched to Last Pass. It's easier to access on random devices than KeePass but I feel like KeePass was better in some aspects.

[captain_to_fire]

LastPass if you want the most convenient. But if you want the most secure, I highly recommend EnPass since you have the option to which cloud storage you want to store your passwords and decryption happens locally so very little chance for backdoors.

[Krolic]

6 minutes ago, Joel2003 said:

LastPass

Is there an LTT promo code active?

[EpycZen]

DashLane

 

[TetraSky]

Keepass 2.
It's free and you have 100% control over it.
If you need to access your database anywhere, there are apps for that for Android and you can always just put a portable version of Keepass onto a flashdrive that you carry on your keychain.

[AlexOak]

Bitwarden  If you want to host it yourself via docker.

[ARikozuM]

I prefer Kaspersky Password Manager. It'll keep track of all of your passwords in the cloud, on your local device, and to a file that you can hide away. 

 

It costs 15/year, but it's included in Total and I believe that Internet Security includes it as well. 

 

The best part is that it includes a password generator and rating or warning that stops you from using the same password for multiple websites. 

[nothin.here]

try safeincloud 

 

password can be sync on your own cloud (dropbox, onedrive, etc)

 

the best thing is its not subscription basis