I've been looking to leave LastPass for a while, primarily due to it not being open source, although it is a good service! Anyway, I think I've got a reasonable funtionally equivalent and open source alternative in KeePassX and the PassIFox addon so if anyone else is interested...
I *think* I've got this working after some quick tests! Running xubuntu, I installed a KeePassX fork via this ppa which seems to be pretty up to date. At the time of writing, KeePassX was built 4 days ago. I then installed PassIFox (github repo) and all was well!
p.s. having now removed the LastPass addon, Pale Moon is even quicker and I *think* it uses about 100mb less RAM...
Leaving and LastPass and experimenting with KeePassX
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Re: Leaving and LastPass and experimenting with KeePassX
Personally, I use Keepass on Windows and kpcli on Linux, and manually copy the credentials to the form fields.
Thanks for posting the link to PasslFox though, that can help me save me the effort of manually copying things as I have been doing since Keefox became incompatible with Pale Moon.
Thanks for posting the link to PasslFox though, that can help me save me the effort of manually copying things as I have been doing since Keefox became incompatible with Pale Moon.
Re: Leaving and LastPass and experimenting with KeePassX
Nice one - I've only been using this setup for 6 hours or so but Pale Moon run so much faster!
Re: Leaving and LastPass and experimenting with KeePassX
You can also right-click credentials and select 'Perform Auto-Type'. At least on Windows.