Yes, that's exactly correct, just tell Strongbox to use the Dropbox integration
to directly connect to your Dropbox account, whilst your Windows KeePass
operates on the file created in your Dropbox folder. You've got it.
And don't worry about the server: as long as you have backups of your datab
Again, I’d like to thank you for such a detailed response.
I think it would be better initially to go with dropbox while I’m learning
about servers and finding out a way of running one; I guess I’d have to run it
on a NAS of some sort. This will take longer. But with Dropbox, I could set
thin
I can’t speak to your skill level but there’s no doubt that Strongbox has many
knobs for you to twiddle with. I like options, and although it’s certainly
quite approachable (especially with the excellent documentation in hand), I
think it’s fair to say that you’ll be investing time into your set
I’m currently using Apple’s included password manager with Apple Keychain. Obviously, this works well among my Apple devices, but I would consider adopting a solution that supports Linux as well, preferably self-hosted, and definitely not requiring a cloud service or payment. Keepass might be the a
Sabahattin,
Would Strongbox be too complex a solution for an ordinary, non-geek user?
Also,would it be too technical to synchronise its use with KeePass on Windows?
I use both platforms.
Many thanks for your comments - I find them interesting.
Andrew
> On 29 Sep 2024, at 07:11, 'Sabahattin
For password manager, I use Strongbox on both macOS and iOS. These use the
KeePass format (KDBX), for which there exist tools and libraries for all
platforms. I don’t know what an Android user would use, but on Windows you’d
use KeePass (the original .net app, with plug-ins as desired).
Why lea
A 2015 MacBook Air is considered obsolete by Apple, and is no longer supported.
I think Monterrey is as far as you can go with it. You cannot update any
farther.
- Brad -
On Sep 28, 2024, at 10:59, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
I highly recommend that you attempt to find the funds to buy a Macintosh
I highly recommend that you attempt to find the funds to buy a Macintosh that
does not have an Intel chip. Walmart was selling M1 MacBook Airs for under $600
a bit ago. But there is no easy way to push a 10 year old Macintosh to the
current OS.
Good luck!
Jonathan
> On Sep 25, 2024, at 12:25
Sabahattin, Which password manager do you use? Why have you abandoned
1Password? I have Windows and Android devices, hence I’ve been subscribing to
1Password reluctantly. Please share as many thoughts as you can.
Andrew
> On 27 Sep 2024, at 03:46, 'Sabahattin Gucukoglu' via MacVisionaries
I did find one passkey in Apple's Passwords. I deleted that and
other entries before importing from 1Password. It went well and I could
view all the entries I had imported just fine.
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On 9/26/2024 7:46
Bear in mind that 1Password (which I am also happy to report having escaped,
albeit to another password manager) will not export your passkeys. You will
have to find the passkeys you do have (not in itself impossible, but still
annoyingly tedious when I last did it), log in to each site with the
Just thought I would tell you that a friend of mine, who had a MacBook Air that
was a little older than mine had the same kind of problem when he tried to
update to Monterey. His computer crashed, and he had to roll back to the
previous update Big Sur. He he helped me update my MacBook Air. He w
Yes you are past the life cycle which is 7 years and you may only
see the security updates.
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On 9/24/2024 9:25 PM, Michael Irons wrote:
I have a MacBook Air from early 2015. Should I not update yet. I
I have a MacBook Air from early 2015. Should I not update yet. I think the
farther state will go is Monterey. Don’t want to try the update and have it
crash on me. I know one individual that ended up doing that. I know when I
found the computer Howard if it talked about update, but I wonder if i
Mary,
macOS Sequoia, iOS 18 and iPadOS now have native Passwords apps. I
have looked at the app on my iPhone and its quite accessible. All 3
platforms sync with the keychain.
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Jonathan,
I get it now, having done some reading about them. 1Password is
what I am moving from.
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On 9/24/2024 6:40 PM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
A pass key is a digital signature certificate that is e
OK. I do not have a password manager. Thought about getting one, then started
hearing about all kinds of breaches for password managers and figured well, why
should I do that? Anyway, I do store things in Apple keychain. And I liked the
idea of past, but if I have to have yet another password ma
I see that Passkeys can be access/stored in the new Password app in iOS 18, and
I would also presume macOS Sequoia.
- Brad -
On Sep 24, 2024, at 20:40, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
A pass key is a digital signature certificate that is exclusive to you. It’s
supported by Apple, Google and 1Passw
A pass key is a digital signature certificate that is exclusive to you. It’s
supported by Apple, Google and 1Password and probably others. Microsoft also
uses them. In order to know whether you have any I’d have to know your password
manager, and the only password manager, I really know anything
You’d be amazed how much you can find out with a simple Google search. For
example, search Google for “what is a pass key“? It’s really your best Avenue
for information when this list goes silent on you.
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> On Sep 24, 2024, at 1:04 PM, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
Still need an answer to my question. Please help. Thanks.
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On 9/19/2024 1:03 PM, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries wrote:
Hi all,
Soon I will export from a third party password manager into Apple's
Passwor
Hi all,
Soon I will export from a third party password manager into Apple's
Passwords. First though, what is a passkey? I need to know if I have any
before exporting. Thanks.
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