Good password manager for mining pools

[124C41]

I started using this chrome extension / app to manage my passwords for all my mining pools.

Works well, so I thought I'd share it with you.

It's free and runs on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android


PasswordBox

http://j.pbox.io/FmbRm9Cq





PasswordBox

http://j.pbox.io/FmbRm9Cq

[Karen98]

Is this for Chrome only?

[eCop]

there're many alternatives, lastpass， password safe

[alani123]

Most people I know prefer http://keepass.info/


It's open source!

[zetaray]

Passwords are best kept off the browser

[Simon8x]

Most people I know prefer http://keepass.info/


It's open source!

Thanks for the link.
I have been using lastpass, and I would probably switch to this one later.
It always makes me feel better with open-source lol

[124C41]

Is this for Chrome only?

It works on Firefox and IE too.

[124C41]

Most people I know prefer http://keepass.info/


It's open source!

Open source rules but I prefer holistic solutions that span platforms and devices. PasswordBox has native mobile native apps for iOS and Android that make life a lot easier.

[mprep]

I just write down those I tend to forget on paper. Can't beat full cold storage for passwords.

[R0yalAir]

Passwords are best kept off the browser

Yes it is.
For example, an antique paper is better.

[sudoku]

I use ccrypt on linux. Basically creates a text file named passwords with one line per password:

bitcointalk.org supersecretpass
mintpal.com xjkuiuieur

Encrypt the file:

ccencrypt passwords

To retrieve a password:

ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i bitcointalk

Create an alias:

alias kk='ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i'

Then you can do:

kk bitcointalk

to retrieve the password for bitcointalk.

[Flashman]

Passwords are best kept off the browser

Yes it is.
For example, an antique paper is better.

Yup, much as I hate the idea of having passwords recorded anywhere but in my head, I realized that offline storage and physical security trumped any kind of on device storage. When you take the bare minimum precautions of unique 20+ random character passwords for each site to gain any reasonable hope of security, they become too difficult to remember all the time.

[eCop]

Most people I know prefer http://keepass.info/


It's open source!

good， thanks！
password safe is also opensource