09-02-2025, 05:04
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Password Manager
Can anyone recommend a Password manager
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09-02-2025, 09:12
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Just a Geek
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Re: Password manager
bitwarden it is free and backs up to a server so your passwords are kept up to date across devices
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09-02-2025, 10:41
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Re: Password manager
Another vote for Bitwarden.
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09-02-2025, 14:27
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Re: Password manager
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ
Another vote for Bitwarden.
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and another. 
---------- Post added at 14:27 ---------- Previous post was at 13:13 ----------
Nonsense removed.
"Your brain" is not a password manager.
If you have nothing useful to add, move on.
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09-02-2025, 14:51
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Re: Password manager
I can't remember its name but it was on my PC, Phone & Tablet, but they changed their business model and only cane you one device.
So I store all my passwords in my Samsung phones app "Samsung Notes", both are password and fingerprint protected.
But I did hear someone say on TV just write them down in a book as no one is going to break in to your home to steal that book.
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09-02-2025, 16:11
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CF Resident Dog
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Re: Password manager
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Originally Posted by Hom3r
I can't remember its name but it was on my PC, Phone & Tablet, but they changed their business model and only cane you one device.
So I store all my passwords in my Samsung phones app "Samsung Notes", both are password and fingerprint protected.
But I did hear someone say on TV just write them down in a book as no one is going to break in to your home to steal that book.
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Probably Lastpass, you should give Bitwarden a go.
Your last comment is kinda crazy regarding just write them down in a book.
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