org.keepassxc.KeePassXC
KeePassXC is an application for people with extremely high demands on secure personal data management. It has a light interface, is cross-platform and published under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
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You want this version. There were graphical glitches in the system version for me on Mint 21.3. Flatpak gets it running perfectly. Don't worry too much about install size because remember flatpaks share redundant dependencies, so if you are using multiple paks, it doesn't actually need that much storage independently. I suggest Flatseal to revoke network access for this app.
Tout simplement le meilleur gestionnaire pour la sécurité de vos mots de passe (Simply the best manager for securing your passwords).
Works great. Installed on Mint 21.2. Use a shared database with KeePassXC on other Linux Mint laptops, my Samsung phone and tablet, and on my Windows laptops.
If you want to connect browsers use the appimage or the PPA from the offical website
es una maravilla este programa y aun que me gusta mucho el formato "flatpak" prefiero su version en "AppImage". (This program is wonderful and even though I really like the "flatpak" format, I prefer its version in "AppImage".)
works perfect on linux mint 20.2! i use this on android, linux and windows. database is synced via cloud. works perfect across all platforms, used it for over 2 years now and i never had any issues. The only thing is, if you want to use the firefox-plugin, you have to install firefox OR keepassxc from an other source than flatpack. you can get it to work if keepass and firefox are installed as flatpack, but it's not trivial. a tutorial can be found on the keepassxc website.
Flatpak is the better version – more reliable and with more features such as running auto-type sequences
It's awesome. It's multiplatform, it's quick and easy to learn and use, and will be great for most users.
This flatpak installation wants to install 2.6GB of software to run. Simply apt-get install keepassxc to get the Ubuntu version. That being said, the password generator in keepassxc is markedly inferior to keepass2 - cannot make custom password profiles and cannot specify which symbols to include. The list of password symbols by default includes lots of unsafe characters. Also keepassxc doesn't let you pick additional attribute names from already used attribute names like keypass2 does. I find keepass2 is much easier to use.
KeepassXc is awesome. But the flatpak version is broken and fails at saving files from time to time. Better use the upstream ppa https://launchpad.net/~phoerious/+archive/ubuntu/keepassxc
+Import csv DB, -Bright theme UI, -DB write Error in LM-> Use latest https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/2474 https://snapshot.keepassxc.org/latest/
I've been using KeeyPassXC for a few months and it was going great until today. Out of the blue the database is corrupt and is immune to being repaired. Backup is also corrupt which leads me to think the app itself is wonky (this is on LM Cinnamon 19.1). Also, it's refusing to create any new databases and complains of database write failures to /run/user/1000/. I also cannot open any previous test keepass files (presumably failing in the background as well). This is quite a catastrophic failure and a blow to my confidence of using it again.
I wouldnt install if you are using cinnamon as it looks like this uses KDE as a tool of a few MB wants to install 2.4 gig of extra files. It might be good but I'd be concerned about installing half of KDE just to use a password manager
Very powerful tool. No bugs founded so far. the "time-based one time password" function works perfectly.
Better than KeePassX. Seems to have all the features KeePassX has, and some more (like integrated support for favicon download).
I'm a big fan of KeePass. This version is very polished. Word of caution, if you plan on using it alongside KeePassXC-Browser, this version did not work for me. Instead, download it from the KeePassXC website.
Funciona bem, mas não memoriza o ultimo banco de dados usado. por isso troquei pela versão snap