The extension can be installed from the official stores, depending on your browser: Compared to auto-type, they provide deeper and more convenient integration. Use the Escape button to reveal hidden characters.īrowser auto-fill is more convenient with extensions. If your use case is intentional and legitimate, you can safely ignore this warning. This file contains invisible Unicode characters that may be processed differently from what appears below. I have all my passwords in LastPass (a free personal account) as well as business stuff in KeyPass which is stored in a NextCloud folder.This file contains invisible Unicode characters! I'd like to share out sets of passwords without having to give it all away. A user-based system or perhaps user groups would be nice. I'd like to share passwords one by one to certain people, or just share a folder of passwords to a user/group, etc. I suspect I'd have to just split stuff into multiple files and give the master pass to certain people. This could get hard to maintain, especially if I need to have the same account in multiple files. Then there is LastPass with a paid account for business (and other similar services). I like LP and have used it for years, but it does have quirks.

It autofills wrong, it sometimes wants to overwrite/update a password when it shouldn't, it might not detect the domain properly if the login page can show up via multiple domains, etc etc. In other words, it might be too much of a learning curve to make all our users figure it out, and too dangerous that they might overwrite passwords. I'd rather have more of a 'lookup' style where if they want to log in somewhere, they have to search for and find the password, then copy/paste it over. Much less danger of auto-stuff going on, and accidental wipes of the passwords. It should also store attachments, specifically storing things like key files if needed. I've got a list here, with LP, enpass.io, KeePassXC.

Supposedly there is also a keypass connection via NextCloud plugin, or some other plugin in NC, but nobody has given that good reviews, haven't looked into it.

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