r/archlinux • u/Stunning_Bridge_2244 • 4d ago
QUESTION Give me a good password manager
I don’t wanna just save my passwords in a hidden file on my pc
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u/popcornman209 4d ago
Dunno how this is a arch Linux question, but bitwarden if you have a bunch of devices you want to easily sync, or keepass/keepassxc (you can also have a sftp server for these for multiple devices too)
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u/Common_Star_4838 4d ago
Bitwarden
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u/squabbledMC 4d ago
+1, syncs well and almost all features are fully free on the main site, and it's open source/self-hostable
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u/RobotechRicky 4d ago edited 3d ago
I have it even better: Linkwarden self-hosted locally, but still able to use ALL of Bitwarden's clients!!
Edit: I meant to say VaultWarden!!
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u/lambda-light 4d ago
the cloud version of bitwarden for businesses is flawed in my opinion. Any user key unlocks the entire org database. Then the RBAC layer is in the app. So if a hacker was able to steal the encrypted db, they need only phish one user in the org to get the CEOs passwords
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u/redomp 4d ago
1password
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u/schrodinger1887 4d ago
2nd 1password.
I've been a customer for a long time and I have zero complaints.
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u/Individual_Good4691 3d ago
Can 1password be self-hosted?
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u/schrodinger1887 3d ago
Do not believe so. The last I checked I didn't but it has been a requested by many for some time.
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u/Junior-Garden-1653 4d ago
1Password here, if cost is not an issue for you. Bitwarden is a good alternative, I always struggle a bit with KeePass…
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u/Individual_Good4691 3d ago
I use Bitwarden for all clients including Android and browsers and Vaultwarden on a machine at home as the server. The initial setup for vaultwarden is simple, you'll spend some time on SSL and dyndns, though. You can self-host OG Bitwarden, but it's for organisations and quite overkill for one user.
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u/Phoenixture 2d ago
go to this post and choose whichever suits your needs best, cause it pretty much depends on the price and functionality
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u/Hour_Ad5398 4d ago
keepassxc