https://alternativeto.net/software/bitwarden--free-password-...
replyHonestly after years of resistance I've finally partially embraced Apple's solution and have to admit it works great. I love that Hide My Email is integrated into it so well too
Vaultwarden looks neat:
> Lightweight, self-hosted server written in Rust, fully compatible with Bitwarden clients, implements the Bitwarden server API, supports organizations, attachments, web interface, website icon API, YubiKey, Duo, and multiple two-factor authentication options.
KeePassXC has always been the one true path.
replyWhat is the option for people who want access to their passwords on their phones and don't wanna set up a complex or fragile sync regime
reply(I do use KeePassXC btw. I just think this is what GP's real question was)
Ultimately, you have to store the file somewhere and sync it to all the places you want it. The magic here is that it decouples the "password manager" and the "file syncer" so you can (and should) use whatever you're already using. Greenfield, Nextcloud is the cleanest if you want FOSS and self-hosting (and they have clients for basically every platform under the sun), otherwise pick your poison between google drive, dropbox, icloud, onedrive, etc.
replyProtonPass
replyvaultwarden (self hosted)
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