I know password manger services are super convenient, and probably worth the cost for most, especially non technical users. But my preference has always been to manually manage my own local KeyPass database.
Sure it’s more cumbersome when it comes to syncing between devices, but it’s really not a big deal. One or twice a month I will combine my DBs from all my devices ok one machine, use the built in ‘merge’ functionality, and redistribute the I updated DBs back out to each device. It might take 10 minutes.
But I can rest assured that I’m the only one who has a copy of my DB/ key files, and a breach of _blank_pw_manager_ service can’t compromise my secrets. Highly recommend KeyPass. It’s free and open source, with high quality community ports available on every platform. https://keepass.info/index.html
Sure it’s more cumbersome when it comes to syncing between devices, but it’s really not a big deal. One or twice a month I will combine my DBs from all my devices ok one machine, use the built in ‘merge’ functionality, and redistribute the I updated DBs back out to each device. It might take 10 minutes.
But I can rest assured that I’m the only one who has a copy of my DB/ key files, and a breach of _blank_pw_manager_ service can’t compromise my secrets. Highly recommend KeyPass. It’s free and open source, with high quality community ports available on every platform. https://keepass.info/index.html