We explored pass, a multi-platform powerful command-line password manager in one of our earlier articles. pass is more or less a standard on Unix systems but the cli may deter users migrating from a different platform from using it. Here’s the good news – pass recently got a QT based GUI front-end, thanks to QtPass.
Features
- Decrypt DB and show password and other information
- Edit, add information
- Update to and from a git repo
- Per-folder user selection for multi recipient encryption
- Configuration options for backends and executable/folder locations
- Copying password to clipboard
- Configurable shoulder surfing protection options
- Experimental WebDAV support
- Uses native widgets and iconography where possible
- Cross platform: Linux, BSD, OS X and Windows
Installation
QtPass needs QT, preferably Qt5. To install on Ubuntu, run:
$ sudo apt-get install qtpass
Rating
Features: 4/5
Usability: 4.5/5
Webpage: QtPass
