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Yeah, don’t trust your most critical passwords to a browser when you can instead use a dedicated bit of software designed for saving passwords securely and which will also work on your phone and any other browser you may care to use.
Vaultwarden (self hosted bitwarden) is my go to.
Bitwarden + Vaultwarden server. Or KeepassXC.
I don't recommend using the browsers password manager.
keepass + syncthing. Both have clients for every platform, are self-hosted, and use strong encryption.
@alvaro @selfhosted @selfhost keepassxc perhaps.
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#PasswordStore https://passwordstore.org/ it's what I use between Firefox in different devices including Android
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