If you want cloud storage/syncing what you can do is store the keepass database in something like Dropbox. For extra security you can use a keyfile which you only ever store locally. Then on the ...
Keepass is still very much actively supported and maintained. I actually tried switching to KeePassXC for a few weeks recently, but I found it irritating to use (the GUI has tons of wasted space) and ...
KeePass is a highly customizable open-source password manager that puts you in full control of your data, but the average use may find its technical demands to great. KeePass is a free, open-source ...
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