Password Managers

>>61049937
keepass is your best option

Keepass, stores your passwords in a single file called a "database", It's also encrypted and needs a password to be accessed.

>>61049937
https://www.passwordstore.org/

>>61049937
KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane and 1Password are the only options I'd consider.

>>61049937
Pen and paper in a safe not stored digitally which is NEVER 100% safe

>>61049937
Definitely KeePass. I recommend using it with the WebAutoType plugin, if you're using the official program (seamless autotyping into login forms in browser without using an extension).

>password manager
>exposing yourself to a single point of failure
Shiggy diggy

>>61050309
This,but have backups

>>61049937
Keepass with keefox if you use Firefox. Also syncthing is nice for syncing the database file.

Write them in a book.

Master Password is the only sensible one. No server shit and fully under your control.

Keepass working good here after a few trials runs with other options -

>>61049937
password manager isn't going to help you

start using 2-factor authentication everywhere you can