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I'm looking for a way to store passwords on my Ubuntu
I've been using RoboForm on windows, and saw that it should be
Safer than letting FireFox auto-complete my passwords because
It's better encrypted, I'm willing to do so on my Ubuntu as well
(Don't really care about using RoboForm specifically)
I heard that there's a program called Gnome Keyring but I saw that the browser
Integration is somewhat lacking, any suggestions?
Asaf
Posted 2010-06-27T16:06:08.593
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Check out KeePass, it works on Windows and Linux (and Mac and a lot of mobile devices). It has a feature where it stays minimized and allows you to auto complete forms with it. You just open it, type in your master password or keyfile, it decrypts, and it is ready to go. If you close it, then passwords can no longer be auto filled in which is nice.
Raymond
Posted 2010-06-27T16:06:08.593
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Late by a minute. – Hello71 – 2010-06-27T17:13:57.167
1I was late by a minute? Seems odd that if you sort by oldest, my post shows up on top. I posted at 2010-06-27 16:20:59Z, and David posted at 2010-06-27 16:22:19Z – Raymond – 2010-06-27T17:54:49.283
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I use keepass to store all my passwords including those for websites, which works fine under Wine (for the older 1.x line that I currently still use) or more directly if you have Mono installed (which Ubuntu does by default IIRC) and use the 2.x line.
It doesn't integrate completely with the browser (you need to initiate the entering of the password rather than is being do automatically) but I consider this to be a GoodThing(tm).
There are several other similar tool out there too, if you find reason to not like keepass.
David Spillett
Posted 2010-06-27T16:06:08.593
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Actually, just use AutoType. Still not quite as fast, but pretty close. – Hello71 – 2010-06-27T17:14:26.213
is that keepassx? – Asaf – 2010-06-27T18:09:47.267
Keepass has a fork for a native linux version named KeepassX : http://www.keepassx.org/
No need to use Wine, plus it has auto type.
FYI, both 1.x and 2.x lines are still in active development and have almost the same feature sets. – user1686 – 2010-06-27T21:16:09.333
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Other people have mentioned KeePass; I use KeePassX which is a cross-platform port of KeePass. It uses the Qt GUI toolkit instead of .NET/Mono. I can tell you from personal experience that it's excellent software.
David Z
Posted 2010-06-27T16:06:08.593
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"it's better encrypted" depends solely on what master password you choose. Firefox, KeePass, RoboForm - no matter which you use, having a short dictionary password will make all encryption moot if someone gets hold of the database. – user1686 – 2010-06-27T21:24:27.180