Does it have WiFi sync? Seems like all the big players are committed to removing that, and that’s like the one single thing I want from a password manager: don’t store all my passwords in the cloud.
Check out CodeBook, it’s not open source but it’s a 1-time fee for device type (windows, Mac, iPhone, android), up to five installs. I’ve purchased for phone, MacBook, and windows pc and been using for the past 5+ years and am satisfied with it. The product itself isn’t open source but the company which makes it does develop an open source module/extension of SQLite for encrypted database. All syncing is manually done, across Wi-Fi or it can use Dropbox or google drive.
Nope. It stores the data end-to-end encrypted in the devices locally and synchronizes that to the cloud. I personally liked the wi-fi sync a long time ago with 1Password (before it was a subscription-based business), but since this is e2ee and open source, I'm fine with the cloud storage.
