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• I want to know this too. : razlebol
• http://www.shacknews.com/laryn.x?id=24818247 : Ecks
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  1) it's a searchable encrypted database 2) my password is a sentence and 164bit encryption, I dare you 3)... : m0rfus
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    I use KeePass and DropBox on my iPhone for work. : m0rfus
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      Is there a keepass app that can read from the dropbox folder on the iPhone? That sounds awesome : JMro
      • Mykeepass can pull from your public dropbox folder but I don't know of any that can access your other fol... : meesterbill
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    Thanks! So basically if you have the master password everything else is at your fingertips? I also read s... : Hemtroll
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      there are also keyboard shortcuts where it will automatically fill out the username/pass for a website i... : andrew``
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        oh that's nice. I was wondering how I'd work 35-character passwords in a program without copy-paste but t... : Hemtroll
        • You can also just drop-and-drag the password onto the input field and it copy/pastes it, then clears the ... : Arctic Fox
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      The keyfile is something you give to someone on say a USB drive to get access to the DB. Like a token. I ... : m0rfus
      • You can encrypt the database with a password, keyfile, or both. : Agrona
      • I didn't bother with that, because if you lose that, you're proper screwed. : Clay
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  KeepAss : Dong Patrol
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    that's how I keep reading it : Hemtroll
    • Same here. You can keep capitalizing things, but I shall always read it the same. : CrustaR
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  KeePass on ChromeOS Is there a way to open your KeePass DB on ChromeOS? I can access it through dropbo... : Demius
  • You could install the chrome LastPass plugin and import all your Keepass info if you don't find a way to ... : OmegaRed59
  • I want a ChromeOS laptop. =/ Sorry for the non-helpful post. =) : ImageOmega
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  1) Yes, it encrypts and stores all your passwords. You need to log into keepass (decrypting the database... : Agrona
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    Thanks! I'm setting it up right now, do I hide away the database file or just leave it wherever? It's wor... : Hemtroll
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      Database doesn't need to be hidden. You're correct. It would probably be "most secure" to keep the key file on a USB drive rather than sitting next to the database (otherwise you might a swell not even have it).

      Dec 23, 2010 6:56pm PST
      Database doesn't need to be hidden. You're correct. It would probably be "most secure" to keep the key ... : Agrona
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  Use LastPass its way more easy and awesome. : stonedonkey
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    How? What is the difference between LastPass and KeePass? : Hemtroll
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      I haven't used Keepass but I like LastPass for a few different reasons. It's a browser plugin that replac... : OmegaRed59
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        oh well I would be using it both for web and non-web stuff so I guess I'll go with KeePass for now. I sti... : Hemtroll
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          Keepass is pretty trivial to setup, I put it off for ages thinking it'd be a pain in the arse but it turn... : Arctic Fox
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            yeah I'm doing it right now but I'll have to go through and change all my passwords tomorrow because it's... : Hemtroll
            • I just changed them as I needed them. Like 'oh, I need to login to facebook, might as well fix the passwo... : Arctic Fox
      • Man the last thing I want to do is put password stuff in the browser. : Chod