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• @swordgeek@mstdn.ca 2026-09-04 19:10

  @chakie@toot.community @dreid@wandering.shop Honestly, "hosted" is a strong word. It stores its information in a single, encrypted file. You can store that file on shared storage (e.g. Dropbox), and access it there directly. Consequently you can share your password database across multiple devices. So yeah, my statement about 'self-hosting' was a bit overblown. It's just storing a file somewhere, and pointing to it from the app. And since it's all open-source, there are actually multiple apps available. I use Keepass2XC on my computers, and Keepass2Android on my phone.

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