Originally Posted by
richard
I don't think so. Firefox and Chrome are open source and are in theory open to being vetted. Security vulnerabilities once found are rapidly addressed by the community. Can't know what is going on under the hood of these other systems, and for sure, any vulnerabilities aren't being checked out and announced to the world.
We are much, much safer with open source password "vaults".
Agree, Keepass is fully open source.
I don't like browser based passwords. Those can be potentially exploited by browser vulnerabilities, or just someone sitting in front of the PC and using the browser.
I use Keepass because it's authenticate once, use it for everything (even non password stuff like credit card info). I have it set to auto-lock after a certain time, or if the PC screen saver comes on.