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Throwing everything in a single database file with a designated schema, YAML or whatever else, is exactly what I was trying to avoid.

Keep it simple. Single files are the way to go.



The principal difference of opinion is that pass thinks usernames and sites are public information. Some of the alternatives do not.

While in some cases the difference is moot (I'm sure I have a bunch of registrations on things like forums where membership is public anyway), there are cases where it's not.


Wait, you password directory is stored unencrypted. Not the way to go.




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