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The password managers are: KeepassDX (Far Left), KeepassXC (PC version of local), Proton Pass (Better privacy) and Bitwarden (Far Right). Please note that bitwarden does some data collection. See their privacy policy here and their privacy spy rating here.
Couldn’t you self host your bitwarden cloud thereby bypassing the meh privacy?
(Or even better, Vaultwarden)
I use keepass apps and place the keepass file into my own cloud and just sync it that way.
Has worked flawlessly for years and I just donate my money to the Open source apps (both XC and DX).
What makes Bitwarden less private than Proton Pass?
edit: oh ok, didn’t see the links, mb.
pass > *
What about 1Password?
KeePassium is great on iOS.
KeePass all the way. Solid, simple, and comes with a proven track record.
I use Keepass2Android on my personal Pixel, Keepassium on my work iPhone, KeePass XC on my laptop and gaming PC, and plain-ol’ KeePass (portable) on my work laptop. All except my work laptop are synced via Syncthing w/versioning enabled, including a Syncthing server on my Proxmox cluster (that one gets everything). My work laptop calls to my NextCloud instance via WebDAV, which has my cluster’s Syncthing directory mounted as an “external share”.
I actually had no idea that KeePass could do WebDAV shares until earlier this week. Pretty nice. KeePass XC doesn’t support WebDAV, and according to how they talk to people who bring it up on their GitHub, it appears they have no intentions of doing so.
![I [OOP] made a chart to help choose a password manager. Please mind the clunkiness, I made it on mobile](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/5871fe11-6a8e-4c13-80e2-03176ad78c3e.webp){kind=link}