What's your favorite password manager? I'm looking for something that:

- Automatically syncs across Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android

- Does not use a font that makes I, l, 1, and | indistinguishable.

My current manager fails on both counts.

#PasswordManager #security

@peterdrake My favorite manager does meet all your criteria... but i get a feeling it may not be what your after.. it runs on all platforms but is designed in a way a linux user would love most and a windows user might hate...

But its leaps and bounds above how the others do it IMO.

First off its free, and there is no cloud hosting. Instead it backs upyour DB using git.. so its always there, and free, and you have a complete history of changes.

That said it is complete secure even if your git repo is public. Thats because it uses GPG keys to encrypt and sign everything... This has sooo many cool advantages like

1) You can use hardware encryption to secure your keys (just as a yubikey or other pgp usb key)

2) Far more secure since only you can access it and it uses PGP to do the security side

3) You can share repositories of passwords with people so both of you can edit/add/use them by simply selecting encryption to both of your pgp keys instead of just one

4) if you use a hardware key you get all the security of a long secure master password, without needing a long secure master password... your hardware pgp key is the key so all you need is a 4 digit pin... since the pgp keys self destruct after 4 tries a 4 digit pin is as strong as the strongest of passwords.

5) Hardware encryption means they cant hack your passwords without phsyical access to your key.