[nickjj]

I would never trust them, but more importantly I don't want to have to waste brain cycles thinking that the 300+ passwords I have saved could be compromised due to neglect that's out of my control.

I just use https://www.passwordstore.org/ and it works great (I have 300+ passwords stored for years). It's a local command line driven password manager and it's pretty great for developer based workflows because you can save multi-line strings which makes it perfect for saving API keys and other sensitive stuff, along with the password you used to sign up to the site.

It's also smart enough to copy the first line of a multi-line entry to your clipboard, so you can access your passwords to login on a site within a few seconds. Especially since you can navigate your entries on the command line with auto complete.

It also leans on GPG encryption instead of trying to invent its own security mechanism.

[BozeWolf]

Does not work on mobile, right? How do you handle passwords there? Copy/paste between mac/iphone (might be insecure). And what if you did not bring your laptop?

[Leace]

Works on mobile. See countless comments here.

[BozeWolf]

Aha! Have to check it out then.