like to know how to be sure they really do have zero knowledge on their servers.
If all the encryption is done locally and only you have the password to decrypt it , then yes it's zero knowledge
Yeah, I have a hard time trusting them after the other sites got hacked. My Amazon account just got deleted. I even had the pw changed after the massive hack last year. So annoying
You can self host bitwarden or vaultwarden (preferably) and not worry about any of that.
Yeah, I found the instructions for that, Ty
Then download keepass and transfer all your stuff from bitwarden. Keepass does it completely locally, there's no online service. Then it saves an encrypted file and you can save it in multiple places, and also put that on the cloud for the convenience if you want. But it wouldnt be keepass cloud so you know there's no possibility of backdoor. another thing with something like bitwarden, what if the company folds for some reason and you can't get access? YOU can save an encrypted file locally from bitwarden I think, but it's probably only readable in bitwarden so you'd have to hope you could find something to crack it.
Tried keepass and keepassxc for a few weeks. Don't know if it's just me, but it was a PITA to get things synced up between devices.
How would you synch between devices, and if you did wouldn't that defeat the purpose because your data would be sent through internet? the way you synch is to save your encrypted keepass data file, and send copy to your other devices or put it on cloud. When using on other devices, use keepass to load the data file and get access.
Yeah, saving, sending a copy to other devices is a PITA, and very inconvenient. To make it less inconvenient, I had it automatically go through my self hosted nextcloud but would also have to sync on the other device every time. That's when I gave up and started to self host vaultwarden, runs on my raspberry pi.
IF you are running separate keepass data files on diff devices that would get difficult to synch them together, I don't know how you would do that other than manually transfer data from one opened file to the other.
Pretty much had to overwrite them each time I felt it was appropriate.
You should use WebDAV to sync KeePass db with other devices like iOS, iPad and PC’s.
then gotta trust that.
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