Client Password & Information Storage
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I've spent quite a bit of time looking into the issue of password storage this past year.
I had originally been using MS Word docs to store everything because I didn't have a better system and hate Excel.
I researched and tested many different solutions, both online and software that runs locally.
In short, I found out that there's really no perfect solution because everyone's needs are going to be a little bit different than the developer who created the password management software.
Ultimately, I wound up going with 1password because for me it checked the most boxes. It's not perfect, but it's a major time saver over individual Word docs.
I believe you can sync 1password accounts across multiple machines by using a shared dropbox account, but I've never had to look into it.
- 1password seems to be for website logins only...can you add new fields for other stuff?dbloc
- Yes you can... at least kinda. You have the ability to add your own fields and your own secure notes section.nocomply
- But I don't know how well that stuff works with the 1-click login browser extension.nocomply