KeePass

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Just setting up my KeePass database and was wondering is it safe to just copy and paste passwords from database to browser or best to install keefox add on?
 
What I do..

Go to the username box, alt-tab to KeePass. Find & highlight the KeePass entry, tap CTRL + V, it will then alt-tab back to your browser, it will type in the username, then it will tab and type in the password.

After this, it will wipe the clipboard.

Perfect, i will use this solution. Thank yo bledd!

Dropbox. Though I only ever update the database in Windows, so I can't comment on that side of things. Also I didn't bother with a keyfile, so I don't know how well that would work if you were to use one.

Personally I moved onto LastPass, though I appreciate some more paranoid types might not trust a cloud-based solution. :p

KeePass is perfectly capable, but I found LastPass was able to assist more on the Android side (though if you use LastPass on a mobile you need to stump up).

This. From what i have read LastPass is better/easier at syncing password databases between devices.

With KeePass, from what I understand, you have to sync the encrypted password database to an online hosting site such as Dropbox, OneDrive, etc and then access the database from each device that way.
 
Does anybody know of a program or website where I can enter my email address and see what sites i have signed up to in the past?

I'm trying to do a bit of a spring clean/security update.
 
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