KeePassXC databases ( *.kdbx file format explained) are protected with either a password or a key file or both. (Start with some screenshots if you like.) the database These notes are intended as a reminder to myself of the features and possibilities I discovered in KeePassXC.

I think KeePassXC matches the requirement.

I want to be able to recommend a program which has a fixed price (Open Source is fine) and a UI which will hopefully remain somewhat consistent. Aside from a number of UI quirks in EnPass I’ve been happy enough with it, and I got it at the time when they had a purchase model I believe that has meanwhile also changed to a subscription model. I ran away from 1Password many years ago when, IIRC, forced cloud upon their users and also converted to a subscription model and settled for EnPass at the time. (I tend to mensplain a bit.) As such I’ve been looking much more deeply into KeePassXC as a multi-platform, Open Source, and very decent password manager.

More and more frequently, when I ask friends and family (people with a mainly non-computing background) how they manage their passwords their eyes cloud over, and I then feel the need to tell them that they ought to apply good password hygiene.

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