Topic: Good password manager for mining pools (Read 753 times)
good， thanks！
password safe is also opensource
Passwords are best kept off the browser
Yes it is.
For example, an antique paper is better.
Yup, much as I hate the idea of having passwords recorded anywhere but in my head, I realized that offline storage and physical security trumped any kind of on device storage. When you take the bare minimum precautions of unique 20+ random character passwords for each site to gain any reasonable hope of security, they become too difficult to remember all the time.
I use ccrypt on linux. Basically creates a text file named passwords with one line per password:
bitcointalk.org supersecretpass
mintpal.com xjkuiuieur
Encrypt the file:
ccencrypt passwords
To retrieve a password:
ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i bitcointalk
Create an alias:
alias kk='ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i'
Then you can do:
kk bitcointalk
to retrieve the password for bitcointalk.
bitcointalk.org supersecretpass
mintpal.com xjkuiuieur
Encrypt the file:
ccencrypt passwords
To retrieve a password:
ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i bitcointalk
Create an alias:
alias kk='ccat passwords.cpt | grep -i'
Then you can do:
kk bitcointalk
to retrieve the password for bitcointalk.
Passwords are best kept off the browser
Yes it is.
For example, an antique paper is better.
I just write down those I tend to forget on paper. Can't beat full cold storage for passwords. 
Open source rules but I prefer holistic solutions that span platforms and devices. PasswordBox has native mobile native apps for iOS and Android that make life a lot easier.
Is this for Chrome only?
It works on Firefox and IE too.
Thanks for the link.
I have been using lastpass, and I would probably switch to this one later.
It always makes me feel better with open-source lol
Passwords are best kept off the browser
there're many alternatives, lastpass， password safe
Is this for Chrome only?
I started using this chrome extension / app to manage my passwords for all my mining pools.
Works well, so I thought I'd share it with you.
It's free and runs on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android
PasswordBox
http://j.pbox.io/FmbRm9Cq
PasswordBox
http://j.pbox.io/FmbRm9Cq
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