I'm evaluating to install Nextcloud + Passman on a little organization as a substitute to LastPass.
Passman features a maturity are great and even its caveats, I suggest everyone I know to flee from commercial password managers to open source ones, in special Passman.
The "problem" is many little organizations doesn't need Nextcloud at all (or they don't know yet yet need it) so logging in into Nextcloud and then into Passman's Vault is somehow hard to understand for non tech profiles who barely understand the use of password managers.
So what do you think about make the web extension even more useful and let the users share their passwords just like the web interface does?
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skewty
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5 years ago
I'm evaluating to install Nextcloud + Passman on a little organization as a substitute to LastPass. Passman features a maturity are great and even its caveats, I suggest everyone I know to flee from commercial password managers to open source ones, in special Passman. The "problem" is many little organizations doesn't need Nextcloud at all (or they don't know yet yet need it) so logging in into Nextcloud and then into Passman's Vault is somehow hard to understand for non tech profiles who barely understand the use of password managers. So what do you think about make the web extension even more useful and let the users share their passwords just like the web interface does?