@matigo I jogged 223 miles last month. This month I'm already at 222 miles. 😳
@variablepulserate you don't have access to your password manager when logging into a Chromebook. Can't use a password manager there. Same when setting up a new Android phone.
There are also times on the iPhone where you have to enter your Apple password, also without the password manager, e.g. when setting up a new phone.
@variablepulserate because you will sometimes have to enter them in situations where your password manager isn't available. Couple examples: Apple account, Google account.
@variablepulserate currently I use Bitwarden on my desktop and mobile browsers. Open Source and free but you can also pay $10/year for a couple extra features, which I do.
There are a couple schools of thought on them: use something completely offline (which is inconvenient but more secure) or use something that syncs everywhere and can integrate into your browsers, which can be a security risk. It's a tradeoff.
Make sure your master password is long and strong. Also you may have to keep a handful of passwords "knowable" (such as your master password). For "throwaway" sites definitely use random, strong passwords.
Ran past the neighbor today, who made a comment that I was clearly losing weight. He doesn't know the half of it.
One of my shorter runs lately but wanted to get something in before I begin today's Zoom marathon. 😬
