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Rooster – simple password manager for geeks

Rooster stores usernames and passwords in one encrypted local file, with password generation, fuzzy search and CSV/JSON import and export.

Seahorse manages GNOME password keyrings and OpenPGP and SSH keys, with tools for editing saved secrets, signing keys and exporting keys.

Password Safe secures credentials in encrypted databases with password generation, searching, clipboard access and desktop applications.

KeeWeb opens KeePass-compatible encrypted databases in desktop and web interfaces, with cloud storage integration, search and TOTP codes.

pass stores individual passwords in GPG-encrypted files, with Git synchronisation, password generation, clipboard support and extensions.

Buttercup is a simple password manager based on NodeJS. It’s an assistant for helping you store all of your login credentials.

Bitwarden protects and synchronizes passwords, passkeys and sensitive records, with browser autofill, secure sharing and self-hosting.

KeePassXC is a secure desktop password manager with passkeys, TOTP, browser integration, SSH agent support and encrypted KDBX databases.

prs is a secure, fast and convenient password manager for the terminal. Security is backed by the battle-tested GPG.

KWalletManager manages KDE wallet secrets, stored passwords and application access, with encrypted exports and searchable wallet entries.

Secrets is a GNOME password manager using encrypted KeePass databases, with secure generators, search, attachments and automatic locking.

KeePassDX is a free and open source password manager for Android, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way.

Password Gorilla stores logins in an encrypted Password Safe database, with password generation, clipboard copying and group management.