HIPD often reminds me of old accounts. Fortunately, I stopped reusing the same few passwords a while ago. This time one of my old passwords was probably included. I used that one for dozens of accounts, but none which has been relevant in the last five or ten years so.
I use dropbox for this. I had a corrupt keepass database last month, freaked out for a minute, and just a click on the previous version to recover. There are also clients on every platform I use.
There are use cases where I forget to close it on one computer, open it on another and then end up with forks (“conflicted copies”), but it never loses anything and I can live with that.
HIPD often reminds me of old accounts. Fortunately, I stopped reusing the same few passwords a while ago. This time one of my old passwords was probably included. I used that one for dozens of accounts, but none which has been relevant in the last five or ten years so.
I can recommand KeePass2. ;)
+1 for KeePass2
I will HIGHLY recommend you make backups of your keepass DB though. They do corrupt sometimes.
This. trust me, you don’t want to learn the hard way.
I use dropbox for this. I had a corrupt keepass database last month, freaked out for a minute, and just a click on the previous version to recover. There are also clients on every platform I use.
There are use cases where I forget to close it on one computer, open it on another and then end up with forks (“conflicted copies”), but it never loses anything and I can live with that.