

OneKeePass
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OneKeePass supports the well known KeePass-compatible database (Kdbx 4.x). It stores and manages all your passwords and other sensitive information in a single encrypted file that can be stored in any location, including local and public cloud solutions. You keep?
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- F-Droid
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I searched for an alternative to Keepass with a better UI and tried OneKeePass. It looks nice and handy to use. The - :
- you cannot use Google Drive to share your passwords with the Android application (only WebDav or SFTP)
- the autofill browser plugin (tested in Firefox) is not very efficient : it does not make the difference between a domain and the subdomains.
- no autosave functionnality ? The +
- autobackups
I searched for an alternative to Keepass with a better UI and tried OneKeePass. It looks nice and handy to use. The - :
- you cannot use Google Drive to share your passwords with the Android application (only WebDav or SFTP)
- the autofill browser plugin (tested in Firefox) is not very efficient : it does not make the difference between a domain and the subdomains.
- no autosave functionnality ? The +
- autobackups
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eGGenius added OneKeePass as alternative to CApp Store- AbyssalThatRatesAppsTho added Authenticator as a feature to OneKeePass
- AbyssalThatRatesAppsTho added Lightweight as a feature to OneKeePass
- AbyssalThatRatesAppsTho added Two-factor Authentication as a feature to OneKeePass
- AbyssalThatRatesAppsTho thinks Integrated Password Generator is a important feature of OneKeePass
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Comments and Reviews
OneKeePass is open source, they don't seem to use LLMs to develop their application, they are available on multiple platforms like Android and Linux where I mainly use them! The interface is easy to navigate for the most part, it respects my privacy! Basically a good alternative if you are trying to get away from Password Managers that allow for LLM-assisted contributions. Like KeePassXC for example, I am not fond of the idea, as a personal rule I tend to stay away from anything that allows for LLM assisted contributions. There are some growing pains this app is experiencing, as I recently had a 2FA secret break randomly. I managed to add that 2FA secret in another app, it was...Worrisome to say the least. I hope it doesn't happen in the future.
I searched for an alternative to Keepass with a better UI and tried OneKeePass. It looks nice and handy to use. The - :