I can't imagine how I'd survive without Lastpass.
One of it's added benefits is seeing just how many different services you don't use any more still have your details.
I did a purge a few months back and I'm down from 150 sites to about 70. It was depressing how many sites I had to email to ask them to delete my account.
I'd recommend KeePass over KeePassX if you're in Windows-land or don't mind running KeePass 2.0 which runs under .NET and Mono. KeePassX's last stable release was in 2010 and hasn't had any patches since then. Its 2.x branch has been in alpha for years.
Exactly what I said. There hasn't been a stable release since 2010. And the next version has been in alpha for years. You linking to the current alpha build and alpha source on master doesn't refute that.
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I can't imagine how I'd survive without Lastpass. One of it's added benefits is seeing just how many different services you don't use any more still have your details.
I did a purge a few months back and I'm down from 150 sites to about 70. It was depressing how many sites I had to email to ask them to delete my account.
Been there too and fully agreed.
That said, if you ever need something less centralized than lastpass, try KeepassX: https://www.keepassx.org/
I'd recommend KeePass over KeePassX if you're in Windows-land or don't mind running KeePass 2.0 which runs under .NET and Mono. KeePassX's last stable release was in 2010 and hasn't had any patches since then. Its 2.x branch has been in alpha for years.
I don't know what you're talking about.
https://github.com/keepassx/keepassx/commits/master - Last commit 3 weeks ago.
https://www.keepassx.org/news/2014/04/433 - Last alpha released in April.
Exactly what I said. There hasn't been a stable release since 2010. And the next version has been in alpha for years. You linking to the current alpha build and alpha source on master doesn't refute that.