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Boosted by cstanhope@social.coop ("Your weary 'net denizen"):
jamey@toot.cat ("Jamey Sharp") wrote:
Given that all password managers have issues, some more severe than others, I've started wondering what a system focused on cross-device sync and family/team sharing would look like if it were agnostic to what data it's storing, such that a password manager could be built as one application of many. Could such a foundation avoid needing any central servers, so nobody has to pay subscription fees that can get redirected to ethically dubious causes, while still being usable for people without a tech background? And how close is SyncThing to being that foundation?