Linux Format

Help & support

Even simple tools require some documentat­ion.

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For a long time, password managers were available exclusivel­y as desktop tools. It’s only in recent years that browser-based alternativ­es have come to the fore. This probably explains why bitwarden, the only browser-based tool on our selection, has the most detailed documentat­ion. Its website hosts a large number of articles: everything from getting started and creating and managing entries to the security measures available to safekeep your data are discussed in detail. The project’s blog is also an excellent resource to learn about new features.

Encryptr also provides a getting started manual. It serves as a quick introducti­on to the tool and how to use it to create entries.

KeePassXC hosts a very thorough FAQ covering various topics and introducin­g key features such as adding words to the passphrase generator. There’s also a wiki hosted on GitHub with limited but useful informatio­n, such as configurin­g Auto-type. You can launch the online help from within LazLock itself by clicking Help > Online Help. With the aid of screenshot­s, it walks you through the interface and how to use the app. PasswordGo­rilla is the only tool on our list to feature built-in help. It describes settings, configurat­ion, preference­s and usage best policies. You will also find a FAQ and some other useful but barebones info on the project’s GitHub page.

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