[raamdev]

+1 for `pass`. I wrote a handy Bash script [1] that lets me easily search my passwords without having an exact match (e.g., `fpass fin cap one` quickly finds my password info for "Financial/CapitalOne.gpg"). It makes pulling up passwords so much easier as I only need to remember fragments of how I stored it instead of trying to remember exact folders and names using auto-complete to find the password.

I also use iTerm2's system-wide hotkey [2] to quickly show/hide a dedicated terminal window that I use for retrieving passwords.

I've been using this setup for years now and I absolutely love it. The only downside is no access from my phone, but I always have my laptop with me and I memorize passwords that I frequently use.

1. https://github.com/raamdev/bin/blob/master/fpass

2. https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/48805

[nikital]

> The only downside is no access from my phone.

On Android, I use Password Store to sync my `pass` directory and use it from the phone. It a very high quality app, I had no issues after years of usage.

https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store

[JoshuaRLi]

Keepass user here wanting to switch over to pass, this is exactly the missing piece of the puzzle I needed - thank you!

[pigpigs]

I'm looking into using pass / keepass, any particular reason you are switching over to pass?

[JoshuaRLi]

I think I'm currently in a minimalist phase; the KeePassX UI is too feature rich and cluttered and makes me want to configure everything but I don't want to manage that.

If that's not a problem for you, KeePassX is definitely a solid password manager!

[fmariluis]

> The only downside is no access from my phone

For iOS: https://github.com/mssun/passforios works really well and it's open source.

[enzolovesbacon]

Oh my ZSH (http://ohmyz.sh/), if you use zsh of course, has autocomplete, so folders and GPG files are only a few tabs away.

[earenndil]

Don't need omz for autocomplete, it's already there in zsh. I TBH don't really like omz. It feels bloated, and I don't really need anything else on top of the already-awesome zsh.

[tuxxy]

Instead of hiding the window, why don't you look into using terminal colors to hide the password? That way the passwords aren't visible until you highlight them.

[jolmg]

Better to use the '-c' option to put the password in the clipboard and not display it in the terminal.