Comment on Should I use a "proper" password manager instead of Firefox?

Nighed@feddit.uk ⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

It’s good for some stuff - it means you get strong unique passwords for sites etc.

BUT

The fact it auto completes basically means that if someone gets access to your phone/computer while it’s logged in, they can log into anything. (A password is normally required to actually VIEW them? - maybe not on desktop!)

I use the built in manager for most days to day stuff, but anything financial or non browser based is stored in keepass. It’s a bit annoying, but way more secure that way.

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