Note: Android users can choose to host the KeePass database file to Google Drive, OneDrive or even a personal SFTP network. There are a lot of third party apps available for KeepPass on Android. But the reason I chose Keepass2Android over others is its ability to work with database files hosted on the cloud. When you install and open the app, it will ask you to either create a new database file or open one from local drive or a variety of cloud services.Īfter the file is read, it will ask you to enter the master password to decrypt the file and load all the entries in the exact same category as your computer. To use the app, you need to search for the website you are visiting and open the link. You will get buttons to copy the username and the password on the notification drawer and will reflect the last website you searched on the app. So once you are on the webpage, or the app where you need to enter the credentials, copy and paste the respective fields from the notification drawer. One of the interesting features the app offers is the ability to work with any Android browser. Open the share option on browser and select Keepass2Android. If not already unlocked, you will be asked for the password. You can also choose the KeePass keyboard from the notification drawer and enter the username and password. KeePass Touch for iOSĭue to so many restrictions imposed by the iOS, KeePass Touch is not as feature rich as Keepass2Android. You can sync file from Dropbox and local FTP. There’s no option for OneDrive or Google Drive. Once you select the file, you will be asked to unlock it using the master password. There’s no way you can directly import the username and password while you are browsing on Safari.
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