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This is hand down the best free password manager out there.
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I would have liked to use this application to quit Kaspersky pw manager. I managed to do an export from there and convert it to a CSV as mentioned on a page i found on your website with a lot of bulls*** about and a sample.csv and no possible way to download the plugin. Unfortunately after installing Keepass about 3h ago i am still unable to make it work or import my csv into this application.
I find the info on your website confusing and very very far from user friendly, it seems like you almost need a programmer background or something to make this work. Those people might enjoy it but someone like me who just needs a working application this is a total waste of my precious time
Reply from KeePass
Posted 2023-03-17
KeePass 2.x has a built-in import module for Kaspersky Password Manager TXT (and XML) files. No plugin required and no need for formatting data as a CSV file in this case.
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A very perfect thing. Installation a little more complicated than purchase programs but nevertheless easy. Usage really comfortable; additionally the advantage of open source.
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I've used KeePass for over 4years can NOT do without this software. It contains all of my go-to info. A really GREAT program. I will continue to support d reichl.
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good
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Excellent open source password manager. Works smoothly.
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A great password manager that is open source, free and really open with how it works. A fine piece of software
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使用多年，不可或缺！ 密碼還是存在自己硬盤上更安全
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Very useful
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Superb product, but can you please migrate to GitHub, so that community can better manage issues; report them.
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Super! I use KeePass many years. Thanks.
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Extremely useful tool that makes work a lot easier.
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My goto password manager
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This is a very good tool for storing all of your passwords. I am overall satisfied with it, although at times I feel like it could be a bit more intuitive.
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A vital day-to-day tool. I just wish the auto-completion of the "user name" field when creating an entry could be toggled off and a better compression algorithm was available (LZMA/LZMA2, maybe? ^^). And sometimes, I have a hard time finding some specific settings. I assume that the fact that I don't change the settings quite often doesn't help in that respect. But still, IMO, it's by far the best password manager for anyone who isn't scared of rich features packed in an old-school, space-efficient UI.
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Great toll so fare. Need some more experience to make more judgments.
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Best password maager ever. I am using it for a decade now. Multiplatform, poweruser friendly. Must have. Might be confusing for complete newbies.
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Haven't really used support. Mainly been searching internet and fellow-user-support forums. Ease of use is good until you try to utilize the more advance features. Then it is trial and error and higher learning curve. I prefer KeePass to manually keep track of my passwords than using those cloud service which relies on the integrity of a company to maintain my privacy--only while that company remains in business.
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I have been using KeePass for many years. Only password manager for me. Great support!
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It is very important open source project. The only password keeper I trust in.
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Reliable software. I use it for many years. Tried others, but I still come back to KeePass.
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The software you have to have among, and before, your other tools. Easy to use. Quick and intuitive. Easy system to search. Good support
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I was using an encrypted Open Document Text file for years, but LibreOffice never got ported to Android. So I switched to KeePass eventually which is available on all platforms and thus, more flexible.
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Excellent program, rock solid, everyone should be using it for their 10,000 passwords which change all the time.
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Good and flexible password storage with good administrative support.
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Easy! Works on Android, IOS & Widows! Super secure! It's easier to have a separate password for each login than not! What's not to like?
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it will die people will create fork and release with different names may be many doing it what i did not liked is this does not have source on open version control so people can see and support development i myself using self build version from the same code please consider source on version control rather then on zip file
