I think you can configure KeePassXC in a reasonable way for this as well. The 'KeePass' app (version 2, from ) on Windows will do this. There are a few plugins to make this easier, and if you plan to make changes on multiple devices, you need to try to find apps which will do a 'merge' operation instead of just overwriting the file, if it finds the file has changed under it while it has unsaved changes. What it can do is open a password database (which is just a file) from cloud storage or some other network storage which all of your devices can access. It sounds like you are going to want to sync your passwords between devices so that changes made on one device appear on another. I'd like to replicate my Lastpass usage & features as much as possible: - I use it on home PC and Android phone, occasionally on my android tablet - I occasionally use it on 3rd party pc although I can't remember when I last had to do this They are different programs entirely which all use the same file format to store your passwords, kind of like how you can play an MP3 in all sorts of different programs made by different people. Every single separate 'version' you see, and most of the plugins, all have different authors and developers behind them. Something to remember about KeePass compared to most other password managers: there isn't one central entity in charge of it all. KeePass appears to me to be complicated when compared to Lastpass Safe here, though, unless you get a dodgy Android app.

Partly due to the Firefox extension sometimes causing problems I think it can also do those things, including 2FA, in the free version.

While I don't use Bitwarden, I recently helped a family member transition to it from LastPass. Here's a video I recently came across that might help in setting it up: KeePass Password Manager: Full Detailed Setup. (I haven't used these much as I just recently looked into doing this).įorm-fill: It has auto-type for username/password, and you can add entries that can be auto-typed by selecting them and then typing a keyboard shortcut or rt. TwoFactorQRCodeReader may be needed for sites that don't work with KeePassOTP. While there is usually more than one plugin for a given task or an app/extension, here are a few I use:Īndroid: KeePass2Android (robust features, actively developed).ģrd party PC (sync): KeeAnywhere or KeeWeb (an interactive web app).ĢFA: KeePassOTP. And yes, 2FA is entirely possible with a password manager. If you want to use KeePass itself and not a fork, go with version 2. KeePass is more complex to set up in terms of finding what plugins suit your needs. Yes, you can replicate that usage with Keepass.

Keepassxc vs lastpass