I use a password manager and all my passwords go into a single password database. It doesn’t matter if something was important (e.g banking) or less important (e.g one time use for a forum).

I am thinking about separating into multiple data bases. Something like:

  • personal data
  • hobbies
  • finance stuff
  • throw_away (one time use for forums / downloads …)

I want to get some inspiration and ideas how to separate the passwords.

  • valar@lemmy.ca
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    5 hours ago

    I don’t bother categorizing them, as someone else said it’s just extra steps, for what? When I need a password it either autofills or I search for it by name.

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      3 hours ago

      I took the time to tag accounts in which I used my credit card for automatic payments, which helped me when I had my credit card replaced because of fraud.

      I knew where I had to update all my payment infos pretty quickly to avoid a non-payment on a subscription.

      Yeah a password manager is mostly used to store credentials and sensitive infos, but it can be useful for its metadata too.