Bitwarden vs KeePass - What's the Best Password Manager?!

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Bitwarden & KeePass are two of the most private & secure, open source password managers on the market. Which one should you use, and why? This video will review the pros/cons of each service as well as basic information about them to help you make a good decision on which service is for you.

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Which of these services do you prefer? Why? Leave your favorite uses below! If you liked this video, give it a like & share 👍

techlore

I paid bitwarden... For shits and giggles.
I didn't needed to take the premium just thought i should support. And that's something i dont do often cause of income restrictions.
For a new user who wants to complete move to a password manager... I recommend formatting the phone, install the app and give the permitions asked. Then proceed to log your accounts (and change passwords if needed).
That will help with 1) save all your important accounts and 2) sometimes when you save a password in the browser extention it isn't autocompleted or autorecommended by the app to autocomplete. But when you save it from the phone the password is stored with the "proper path" and then magic happens.
Cheers.
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TheExsi

I use keepass synced on all my devices with syncthing. Works very well for me.

kerbaman

I like the control of keepass not being pushed into a subscription for extra features now to work out how to use it !

aaron

iOS support killed keepass for me. And I agree with you when recommending password manager to family and friends, bitwarden is the way to go.

JEYMS

EXCELLENT video Sir.

One more thing about KeePassXC is that it supports browser integration. So, you can have it autofill your authentication information, as long as the DB is open on your local machine. LOVE that feature.
Also, its supports TOTP.

rfrancoi

Keepass + Syncthing is the most powerful combination....

boahneelassmal

I personally use Bitwarden. I really need a cloud based one. And i really love it.

abishekbaiju

I have been using keepass for a very long time. never had a reason to even try other password managers

abzbrk

8:54 I've given up on that battle. All I can do now is just wait for my "I told you so" moment.

nicegy

I used bitwarden (self-hosted) for while and I don't have any issue but when I switched to keepassxc it is different level. You put great point of putting passwd file on usb I just say plugging that usb(fat32) on router so that any device which can connect to that router can get ( hope router have that features) else you need running some syncing server. Mine is Synology so it have ds drive it sync automatically

cig_in_mouth

Nice video. No music. No cute graphics. Very clearly presented: to the point, compact, no nonsense, well organized. In short, very few videos of any kind come close to this one. I'm going to go digging around in your channel to find out what I've been missing. Cheers.

mikethelma

I don't even need this video but it's worth the bandwidth and battery time to play it through and give you some engagement! Good job!

LakeVermilionDreams

New sub here. I used to use keepass a lot on air gapped systems when working. It was nice and would work on any flavor of OS I had. Login automation is fine but I also want to have custom forms to enter other privacy data that I want at my fingertips. I have used mSecure on my mobile device for that for years. I could look up passport, vehicle ViN, License plates etc. also I don’t want to rely on our horrible country internet for access to a cloud. So I need login credentials with me at our country home. Why a retired network engineer has terrible internet is another story altogether. Haha

brentjohnson