Have you given up passwords, and if so, why?

Question

Passwords

If you use password boxes and don't want to part with them, then which ones?
Personally, I took 1password for testing.
Of the minuses (I think this applies to all password boxes) - you still have to save passwords in the browser, and update them in 2 places (browser, password box), because constantly pressing the key combination for autofill is not very convenient

Answer 1

I use KeepassX because it is cross-platform. Convenience is enough

Answer 2

Comfortable interaction with partner sites ends when ~ 50 services appear in them. It is easier to remember 3-4 of your own with varying password complexity and change them from time to time. And write in the program what you can’t change yourself

Answer 3

there are several types of important data, each service has its own password, finances, mail, access to different hosters in the same steppe, etc., social network forums are another category not 100% important but quite critical logins and passwords are naturally different, trackers and forums are not another crap important logins can be different, the password is the same, but in this whole vinaigrette it’s not realistic to remember all this on your own, so we use saving passwords master key, password manager, we store all this in the TrueCrypt container, the password in the head, the iso file was thrown out), and the working logins and passwords , when checking, of course, I’ll say I’m not a sailor Zheleznyak), but I didn’t fall flat to press a couple of hot keys

Answer 4

I use LastPass for everything that is not critical, there is a plug-in for both desktop and mobile browsers, so you don’t need to save 2 times, it’s generally a convenient program, I keep access to financial information in my head, everything else is in LastPass.

Answer 5

Minor passwords - from all sorts of "register to download a file" - I save in the browser. Everything that is even slightly connected with valuable things is in the password box. I physically cannot remember long passwords, especially if they are changed regularly.

Answer 6

I use Keepass2 from debian turnip. The same password is installed on all my other devices. I store the encrypted database in a dropbox. I change passwords periodically.