

So what you’re saying is that you’re using it before it’s cool…


So what you’re saying is that you’re using it before it’s cool…


Both KeepassXC on desktop and KeepassDX on mobile support autofill, passkeys, and TOTP. Syncing to mobile devices is handled by Syncthing (I use BasicSync on Android) and is quite seamless after setup.
Integration with mobile browsers and other applications is handled by the OS-level autofill service (at least on Android). Trusting a third party app that is completely open source and has a ton of eyes on it? I don’t see a problem with that.
Selfhosting is literally the entire point, since who more can you trust with your most sensitive information than yourself? And even if you don’t trust yourself with being able to keep good backups and following the 3-2-1 rule, you’re more than welcome to sync with a third party cloud provider of your choosing since the password file is fully encrypted.


I wonder if they spend time on Linux mobile devices, considering how niche they are.
But then again, security through obscurity is not real security, and I’m not aware of any reasonable way to run something like QubesOS on a phone in any way that would be usable.


We need a full ban on passive and dragnet surveillance, both from private and public entities.


I’ve been using Matrix for over a decade now. How is it a shitshow?


Shout out to Matrix, which is federated, self hostable, open source, and supports end to end encryption.
Weird how the DHS isn’t stopping every Republican politician for suspected child abuse material, but they stopped a left-leaning activist who went to a protest.
It’s almost like we should never believe what they say or something.