Best way to manage passwords?

[Pixel_Dent]

@RickG

I use 1Password. I keep the database on Dropbox, so I can access it from any device. It integrates with all the major browsers, generates secure passwords, and keeps secure notes and product license keys in addition to the basic password management. It’s not free, but I like it so I’m happy to have paid the developers for their work.

Another vote for 1Password.

[Deeg]

Another vote for KeePass+Dropbox. Once it is set up (admittedly a bit of a pain) it is so much easier than any other system.

@ZenBeam

Does anyone know how KeePassx (a cross-platform posrt of KeePass) compares to KeePass? Are they compatible?

According to their FAQ it only supports KeePass v1 DBs and doesn’t have support for plug-ins. I currently use KP on Linux (via Mono), Windows, and Android and don’t have any problems. It doesn’t work as well on OS/X, however.

[TreacherousCretin]

Keepass for me too.

[E.Thorp]

The sites I visit most often are few enough that I generally remember all my passwords. For the rest, I click on “Forgot password” and get the site to reset it for me. So I guess you could say I store my passwords in gmail.

[Tacit_Knowledge]

I’m shocked to be the first:

Send them to me. I’ll keep them safe for you. I have a special system.

[The_Librarian]

Keepass synced via Dropbox