I'm a super happy user of KeePass too, and KeePass2Android is the best password management app I've ever used.
I used to use KeePass but the lack of a proper crossplatform UI eventually broke it for me; KeePassX on linux looked and performed terribly, the Android app was just bad, etc etc etc.
I switched to 1password which - at least at the time - offered a web-based fallback hosted from your own dropbox. Plus at the time you owned the data and were responsible for storing and syncing it. Dropbox support came out of the box but if you want you can use a local file.
KeePassXC works great for me on Linux, Windows, Mac, and Android.
Have another look at KeePass. They recently got a native Mac implementation, and I seem to recall seeing a new one for Linux at the time.
On the Mac, KeePass now feels like a better experience than having to pay a subscription for 1password.
Or MacPass for macOS, which was a very slick alternative to the KeePass application at the time.
Re:Quora User Data Compromised
by stingraycharles on Tuesday December 04, 2018 @09:06AM
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Yeah you're right, I believe it's based on .NET so on Linux you'll have to use Mono. For the plugin ecosystem, that's suboptimal because you'll have to rebuild a lot of plugins from scratch.
I used to be a 1password user, but they were pushing their premium, cloud-based offering a lot and lacked Yubikey support so I switched away.
Re:Quora User Data Compromised
by jamescampbell on Tuesday December 04, 2018 @09:46AM
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Keepass is great, but it is somewhat slower and more clicks to get passwords into forms as opposed to 1Password or LastPass.
I like the model a lot, because it solves the "database ownership" issue, where your Password provider (be it LastPass, 1Password, etc) becomes in itself a weak link.