Best way to access somewhat secure daily use passwords/shit?

I think I dind't get your question? You are asking for a more simple keepass alternative? buy a pocket sized notebook, write down your passwords in it. Print diceware dictionnary, buy 5 dices and don't use a password manager for the rest of your life ;)

>>59181885
Use a key file instead of a password and keep the database open indefinitely until you want to lock it. You can setup a script to auto unlock when the drive with key is inserted.

just aes256 some text file with 7zip

Use 2fa in lastpass?

>>59181885

Haven't seen this webm in quite a while

>>59182536
unsafe as fuck

>>59185572
if you're on windows, of course it's unsafe.

>>59185703
If you are on linux, your passwords worth nothing

>>59185572
That's kinda the point, convenience is always at the cost of security.
If you really wanted to you can make 2 databases and have the second one for more sensitive or less used accounts.

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Why not just use the best password manager?

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>>59187718

>>59187739
>>59187718
What the hell

>>59187739
You still need a master password though.