Unless you need to use multiple browser, the built in password manager is enough. Both chrome and Firefox support it. Along with the bookmarks sync. And it's free. I don't really see what's the use of

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1 Google - 2 Zoho - 2 Cpanel webmail

I don't really find online password managers trustworthy. That's why I like keepassxc

Sticky Password is good, works with Apple and Windows Computers. They have apps for Android and iOS both works great. They have lifetime license too. Shop around and you will see good deals.

I use Dashlane (no ref link), it's a bit pricey but it's working great for me, especially the auto-fill function that just works on both Windows and Android. Fairly sure all serious password managers

You're not using password manager?

With the recent leak, I would love to start using different passwords at different services... I feel its time to use a Password manager...

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I advise all customers of HostSolutions to take precautionary measures. Nothing can be trusted at this point. Backup your data (if you still have service); change your password or email on other provi

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Passwords are emailed when you setup instance. No SSH key on sign up. Every single reinstall does password only and that's emailed to the user.

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