Sup /g/. What's the best crossplatform passwordmanager?

Just remember them, how hard can it be

>>58243529
>What's the best crossplatform passwordmanager?
a brain.

>>58243575
mcfucking kill yourself,
elitist pajeet

>>58243535
sure mr tripfag
im gonna rember more than 200 passwords for customer servers!

>>58243529
is cloud a possibility?
if so, lastpass
if not keepass and its various ports

>>58243638
install keyfiles dude

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Passwords you can easily remember takes less than an hour to bruteforce. I want to have one really strong password for my manager, that i can remember and the rest just random gibberish.

>>58243529
keepass

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>>58243669
Just make it really long.

>>58243529
Definetly "Enpass"

Android App costs 9,99
Everything else is free

Including browserextensions if you desire
Including Cloud/WebDAV sync if you want to

256bit AES encryption
Fingerprint support
Password generator

>>58243529
KeePass and KeePassX for Unix.

Free/libre and open source, works like a charm, info get deleted from the clipboard after a custom set timer, add-ons/extensions aplenty.

>>58243535
>>58243575

I'm guessing you guys use one or a few different passwords for everything and you never change them.

>>58245742
I just have a good memory and an algorithm for recovering passwords should I forget (passwords are changed quarterly)

>>58245802

That sounds really cool. Can you describe the algorithm, or at least the process without giving away too much?

>>58246070
Nope :^)

>>58245802
Oh, that algorithm? It was recently added to one of the crackers. Better hope none of the sites you use have their hashes leaked.