I have a question for those of you who use password managers like this: I have 3 computers, an iPhone, and an iPad, on all of which I interact with a lot of the same sites and applications for which I need passwords. How would I go about managing passwords for all the devices? Mobile devices in particular seem problematic.
I do the same. Portability of the password manager was as important as how it was stored. If I couldn't get it on my many machines, it wasn't any good to me. Highly recommended.
Unfortunately, until there are mobile clients (using either Dropbox or git, I suppose), it's kind of a non-starter. I spend too much time on mobile devices now to not have that be a primary consideration. After using Keepass+Dropbox, I won't go to anything less convenient (and the problem-space doesn't intestate me to build a solution).
I saw your other comment. Unfortunately, there is at least one, very large, platform where the terminal access is not really an option. Does Windows mobile OS provide terminal access?
More bloated password managers (like 1pass, for example) come with mobile clients and cloud services. This thread will probably include many such replies.
Pass comes with integrated git support, for syncing and logging. This is what I use with my mobile phone and additional computers, and it works really well.
Yea so... I could make a nice fancy app, which I could do super quick because the design of pass is so simple. But instead I just use the terminal. Full clipboard support and everything with it. By the way, I'm using an N950.
Awesome idea. Since pass is just normal files, dropbox & friends can do things seamlessly. Didn't have that in mind originally, but it seems like it'd work really well.
