On 2023-09-20, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: > For websites, I really like Bitwarden. I remember one password and it > can generate passwords for all the websites I use. The passwords it > generates are pretty random. For sites that don't allow symbols, I can > turn that off. The big point, I only remember one password. Thing is, > on one hand I need help remembering all these passwords. On the other > hand, that is a risk itself.
I second the recommendation of Bitwarden. I used to use Lastpass but they discontinued their free version, and the entry-level price was just too high. I was so impressed with Bitwarden's support that I did end up subsribing to their lowest-level paid service even though I don't really need any of the extras that gets me. It's also nice to know that I can set up my own Bitwarden server if I want to. If you're using Bitwarden's cloudy storage, don't forget to back up your password database locally too. I always back it up in human readable format and then encrypt it using openssl command-line methods. You don't want to have to depend on either Bitwarden's servers or the Bitwarden app to retreive your passwords. -- Grant
