What password manager does /g/ user? Getting tired of forgetting

Pass
Keepassxc
KeepassDroid

KeypassXC and KeyPassDroid for my phone. I use syncthing to automatically share my password database between computers and phone.

Brain and a 7zip file on a password. I heard it's safer to encrypt whole drives because of temp files, but I don't run an illegal trafficing ring through the Kongo to care.

KeePass 2 on Linux, KeePassDroid on Android.

Getting a bit sick of KeePass 2's flakiness though, wondering if I should use a native Linux implementation.

Firefox with master password and backup exported to password protected Excel workbook.

>>59122324
Do you sync to Mozilla's service?

>password protected Excel workbook
lel

Masterpasswordapp

brain

Encryptr, By SpiderOak.

I have a laminated card with all my passwords hidden in my left shoe.

I have them written down on a piece of paper I tape on the wall behind the computer.

keepass and keepassdroid synced with google drive tm

>>59122224
Beginner: Keepass, pass
Intermediate: Password-based Custom script
Expert: Token-based, biometric-based Custom script with custom off-market Encryption Algo
God: Memorisation

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>>59122564
>homebrew ciphers
>easily fooled biometrics
>expert

>>59122224
KeePass
KeePass(2)Droid
This is the only correct answer.

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>>59122224
Pen and paper. It's always served me well.

I'm not sure why anyone would pay for a password manager, or what the real practicality is of using a service for something that can done for free and offline.

>>59122224
gpg
>pretend to use linux
>doesn't know commands
fukken /g/

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Notepad.
Fast and simple.

>>59123031
or your fucking brain, retard?