Idly considering switching to #KeePass (specifically to #OneKeePass, because it runs on #Linux, #MacOS and #iPhone), switching from #1Password. I like 1Password, it works well enough that it's one of only two software subscriptions I have, but I like to keep my options open.
Can anyone share experiences, whether good or bad, of KeePass in general, and migrating from 1Password to KeePass specifically?
The new phish just dropped, be careful!
#security #1Password
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I like what I like. And when I like something, I'm usually extremely enthusiastic. This is not to say these things are perfect. They never are. I love #Dogs. I love software engineering. I love some of these CLI editors: I'm a longtime #Vim (and then #NeoVim) user; and recently #HelixEditor. I love #Git. I love #Python. I’m really starting to love #RustLang. I've used many #PasswordManagers, of them, I love #1Password.
Every single one of these things has downsides. And I can enumerate, understand your position, and identify when you want to talk about those downsides. But when I talk about the positives, I will be enthusiastic.
accidentally found a extremely useful script to set 1passoword integration with any Flatpak browsers:
https://gist.github.com/LinuxSBC/7c39374130d2d443871ddde64cba18a3
Tested with @zenbrowser and @librewolf with great success
Good grief! I find bugs! That’s what I do! Was using the #1Password app on iOS, had the #estate bank account detail handy and slept the screen. Woke the phone, Face ID, I tapped a glyph that had a purple badge on it, I tapped that and got this… hahahaahah. I have a knack for finding edge cases. #swift #bug #iPhone
Got into a comedy loop between #SparkApp, #1Password, and an unnecessary identity check with #Microsoft #Office365. Your password to access your email, which you keep in 1Password, but you need your master password, which you input and then no text entry appears in password field. It became absurd. So while laughing I just sing-songed “Fuck you wretched iPad you dirty little fuckwit.” And then held the home and power down until it rebooted. Now? Everything’s fine! Never a problem! (1/2)
A site setup script #Development #Webdev #Automation #1password
I wrote a setup script for this site All of the secrets necessary to run it are in a 1Password entry and this script leverages their CLI in order to populate the configs necessary to run this site locally when it's been freshly cloned.
@havn @atpfm @marcoarment @Vivaldi I wish #1password worked with it.
@madewulf are you disliking the extensions only or the whole password manager concept? Requests to save passwords only happen when no credentials are known for that service, and popups are discrete (a 12x12 icon or so) unless you focus in the login or psd field. Safe passwords generation + warnings about compromised passwords are fantastic features IMHO. Using #1password if that makes any difference
Thoughts on storing TOTP/MFA codes within your password wallet? Even a cloud-based one.
My org is currently considering 1Password and we're up in arms about this feature. On their side 1Password claim it improves security: https://blog.1password.com/1password-2fa-passwords-codes-together/
I'm interested to know what other teams think
#security #password #credentials #passwordmanager #1password
Bin ja weiterhin sehr zufrieden mit #1Password, trotzdem will ich mir mal eine Alternative anschauen. Bei 1Password stört mich ja schon etwas, dass alles in der Cloud liegt und ich kein Backup meiner Daten habe. Will gar nicht daran denken, wenn ich den Zugriff darauf verliere.
Deswegen mal ein #Vaulwarden aufgesetzt und ein bisschen ausprobieren.
Der Passwortmanager gehört für mich aber eigentlich auch in die Kategorie "Muss immer laufen und ich will mich nicht darum kümmern".
