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Re:Dashlane's Super Bowl ad proves password managers have ar... by Semaphor on Monday February 03, 2020 @11:05AM (#22225357)
> If I was an Android user I guess I would get the Chrome keychain by default in my android device, but not making that switch just for a password manager.

You could actually get whatever you want, PW managers can register themselves as one system-wide (at least in newer Android versions).

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Re:Dashlane's Super Bowl ad proves password managers have ar... by ollie87 on Monday February 03, 2020 @11:18AM (#22225532)
They do on iOS now too. That's how I keep my passwords sync'd across multiple platforms using Firefox Lockwise.
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Re:Dashlane's Super Bowl ad proves password managers have ar... by whoisjuan on Monday February 03, 2020 @11:32AM (#22225716)
But does it work with the native keyboard when it sees a password field?

Edit: Nevermind. I see it now. I need to explore this. It just that it can’t be 1Password for the reasons mentioned above. Any good alternative that someone can recommend?

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Re:Dashlane's Super Bowl ad proves password managers have ar... by newscracker on Monday February 03, 2020 @11:55AM (#22226028)
You could try Bitwarden (it’s not as rich as 1Password, but is adequate for web logins, cards, etc.). You can even self host forks of it if you wish. You get a lot for free, but it also has some paid tiers that are quite cheap with additional features.
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Re:Dashlane's Super Bowl ad proves password managers have ar... by Nullabillity on Monday February 03, 2020 @04:34PM (#22229406)
KeePassXC + KeePass2Android works fine for me. Sprinkle with SyncThing for syncing.
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