This is to all voluntarly Friends-and-Family-IT-supporters. Giving technology advice can be a repedative, tedious task. Instead of repeating everything over and over again I will tell my mother to read about her question on this website. Maybe I can save a bit of my (or your) time while providing something! Well, at least that’s the plan 😅 I try to keep it as simple as possible, but as detailed as required.

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

This is to all voluntarly Friends-and-Family-IT-supporters. Giving technology advice can be a repedative, tedious task. Instead of repeating everything over and over again I will tell my mother to read about her question on this website. Maybe I can save a bit of my (or your) time while providing something! Well, at least that’s the plan 😅 I try to keep it as simple as possible, but as detailed as required.

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

Today is March 18th 2021. LastPass has recently changed the scope of its free tier. Due to new restrictions in functionality, a lot of users are on the hunt for a new password manager. As readers of this website might know, my favorite password manager is an open-source program, called Keepass. This short guide will help you to migrate from LastPass to Keepass. Figure 1: Migrate from LastPass to Keepass If you still need arguments why one should use a password manager, I can only recommend my fabulous How to password article and the How to use Keepass.

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

Today is March 18th 2021. LastPass has recently changed the scope of its free tier. Due to new restrictions in functionality, a lot of users are on the hunt for a new password manager. As readers of this website might know, my favorite password manager is an open-source program, called Keepass. This short guide will help you to migrate from LastPass to Keepass. Figure 1: Migrate from LastPass to Keepass If you still need arguments why one should use a password manager, I can only recommend my fabulous How to password article and the How to use Keepass.

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

This is to all voluntarly Friends-and-Family-IT-supporters. Giving technology advice can be a repedative, tedious task. Instead of repeating everything over and over again I will tell my mother to read about her question on this website. Maybe I can save a bit of my (or your) time while providing something! Well, at least that’s the plan 😅 I try to keep it as simple as possible, but as detailed as required.

Today is March 18th 2021. LastPass has recently changed the scope of its free tier. Due to new restrictions in functionality, a lot of users are on the hunt for a new password manager. As readers of this website might know, my favorite password manager is an open-source program, called Keepass. This short guide will help you to migrate from LastPass to Keepass. Figure 1: Migrate from LastPass to Keepass If you still need arguments why one should use a password manager, I can only recommend my fabulous How to password article and the How to use Keepass.

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

Today is March 18th 2021. LastPass has recently changed the scope of its free tier. Due to new restrictions in functionality, a lot of users are on the hunt for a new password manager. As readers of this website might know, my favorite password manager is an open-source program, called Keepass. This short guide will help you to migrate from LastPass to Keepass. Figure 1: Migrate from LastPass to Keepass If you still need arguments why one should use a password manager, I can only recommend my fabulous How to password article and the How to use Keepass.

IntroductionKeepass is an open-source password manager. You can read why you should use a password-manager in this article. One of the biggest benefits, besides having all of my user accounts and passwords stored in one safe place, is that I do not have to think about my passwords anymore. No need to care how complicated my passwords really are. Figure 1: Open source password manager Keepass Password managers are made to support you with the following functions:

IntroductionMaybe you can relate with one of our two protagonists: Okay mum, we are nearly done! Now, all I need is your Google account password. Instead of an answer I see a short rush of panic flush over my mum’s face. I am in the middle of family tech-support duty, restoring a beat-down smartphone, during the Christmas holidays, at the coffee table. Let’s talk about password management - Yay!

IntroductionThis is my go-to list of software, which I use every time I resurrect the beloved machines of family members and friends. In the future, if a friend or family member ask me for software advice, I will point them to this list. I don’t have to worry if they will get the correct software from the correct download page. Less hassle for everyone 🙂. About the recommendationsMy ranking does not follow a scientific scale.

IntroductionThis is my go-to list of software, which I use every time I resurrect the beloved machines of family members and friends. In the future, if a friend or family member ask me for software advice, I will point them to this list. I don’t have to worry if they will get the correct software from the correct download page. Less hassle for everyone 🙂. About the recommendationsMy ranking does not follow a scientific scale.