I can’t recommend Bitwarden[0] enough.

For me it checks all boxes, and includes some other other nice-to-have’s: - open source - has mobile/web/desktop/CLI clients - can be self hosted

[0]: https://bitwarden.com/

The only reason I can't recommend it is because searching for a password (from a login form) takes anywhere from 5-10 seconds. It's a database of at most a few hundred entries. Why does it take that long? Happens on Android. It's been like this for years.

Maybe submit a bug report? Takes at most 1 second for me with the android app, ~200 entries.

It is already a known issue in the bug tracker.

Bitwarden. The free tier is sufficient for personal use in my experience, although I choose to pay the small fee for “premium” (I forget what they cal it).

I switched from lastpass after they removed their free tier and have never looked back.

It is free and open-source software, it looks good and works well across all the platforms I use.

Not as pretty but https://www.passwordstore.org/ is good. It has a Firefox extension

There is a Chromium plugin as well.

And if you need a team solution, gopass is 100% compatible alternative.

Also Password Store by Harsh Shandilya on Android to complete the setup.

If you don't want to use the cloud KeepassXC on macOS and KeePassium or Strongbox on iOS are probably your best choice. Personally I'm happy with using Bitwarden, which you can self-host.

I've also use Keepass[0] for what feels like nearly a decade at this point. I use google Drive or just very dumb shuffling of files to get the database where I need it.

I keep feeling like I should upgrade to something with better native support... but it's worked for me so long and still fits my workflow.

[0]https://keepass.info/

Keepass was my choice although I haven’t committed to it on iOS yet and using Syncthing to sync between macOS, windows, and Linux

How does Strongbox syncing work between your mobile and desktop devices? Do you just have to store the database on your own cloud account (ie. Dropbox?)

SaaS Pass Password manager and authenticator.

The browser extension is available on Firefox and is protected by passwordless MFA as well. It is free for personal use.

There is an enterprise version separately.

disclaimer: I worked on UI and UX stuff

Every alternative to 1Password that I’ve looked at falls down on at least one or two different fronts when compared.

I know where I would go looking for a current list of alternatives (via http://alternative.to), if I should be in a position where I can’t use my first choice.

But so far, nothing has forced me to make that kind of decision.

Another vote for Bitwarden. I can confirm that it works flawlessly, does not gobble up ram in Chrome and is user friendly.

I'm not sure what "sth" is, but there was an outage at AWS today. It's possible it depended on a connection to us-east-1.

sth -> something

How does Bitwarden make money when it offers a free version that can be used in the long term?

I can't recommend KeepassXC enough! Its completely offline and also has a browser exetension.

One thing that I haven't understood is syncing. How do you sync passwords between different desktops/mobile devices?

Send the KeePassXC .kdbx password database to your cell phone, download it to your phone, then upload it to Strongbox (or other). I find the easiest way to send it to my cell phone is by using Signal's "Notes to Self." All my devices that have Signal and have KeePassXC then have access to the updated database.