KeepassX recently released an Alpha2 version that reads the Keepass v2 database.
I've been using Keepass v1 for many years and haven't upgraded to v2 because of the limitation with KeepassX on the mac (it doesn't read v2 database). It works from an extension, like LastPass.Like many others, I keep my Keepass database in my dropbox folder so that I can access it from my PC desktop and Mac laptop. Also if you are using a Cloud-based password manager that works directly via browser, you don’t really need to install anything. But if you are looking to keep things simple then native apps that are designed and developed for Mac are a good alternative. Dashlane: Advance password manager with VPN and Dark Web Monitoring features.Īdvanced users who want to try out more Windows-based apps on Mac operating system can always try virtual toolbox like Parallels desktop.Keeper: Want more features than password management, then try this one.LastPass: A highly secure cloud-based password manager.KyPass: Another alternative for Keepass, also comes with a Chrome/Firefox extension.The problem with this tool is that it is outdated and will not be getting any updates. MacPass: An unofficial version of Keepass for Mac.They are highly secure password manager apps, some are cloud-based while some work offline. If you are finding this tough then there is one more way. It will create a virtual Windows environment on the Mac system allowing you to run all windows based apps in it. To use Keepass on Mac, you will have to first launch Parallel desktop.
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