Keepass is, I think, still free.
I have migrated to Roboform - it is NOT free - for most pw management but retail Keepass for some of its features. I gave up on trying to keep them in sync. I found it easier to choose the primary one as Roboform while checking Keepass if there is nothin in roboform.
hth
DIR syntax
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- UraniumLounger
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Re: DIR syntax
Bob's yer Uncle
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- PlatinumLounger
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Re: DIR syntax
If you do decide to keep them off line, as I do, then a password protected Excel file works great. I have used that method for at least 25 years. just don't forget that one password.

Regards,
hlewton
hlewton
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- SilverLounger
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Re: DIR syntax
I have used Firefox's free built-in password manager (and its predecessor, LockWise) for many years. Chrome and Edge also have built-in password managers (as may other browsers) although I have no experience with them. They may all be rudimentary compared to '$$$ premium $$$' password managers, but they are probably infinitely better than any home-made solution I could come up with.
One feature I find very handy with Firefox password manager is that I can sync passwords across Windows, iOS and iPadOS platforms as well as any other platform that supports Firefox.
Other features include vulnerable password detection, long and complex password generation, auto-fill password, strong encryption and more.
One feature I find very handy with Firefox password manager is that I can sync passwords across Windows, iOS and iPadOS platforms as well as any other platform that supports Firefox.
Other features include vulnerable password detection, long and complex password generation, auto-fill password, strong encryption and more.
Regards,
Paul
Courage is knowing it might hurt and doing it anyway.
Stupidity is the same.
Paul
Stupidity is the same.
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- UraniumLounger
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Re: DIR syntax
Thanks for the nudge. I found, downloaded, and installed 1.5.
Bob's yer Uncle
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- Panoramic Lounger
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Re: DIR syntax
No need to invent a solution when one exists. I've use PasswordSafe for years:
https://pwsafe.org/
No cloud connection, no cost.
Ken