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Hi, sorry my english is bad, i speak french. Buttercup is excellent software for different support. https://buttercup.pw/ Thanks. ** Name of the software: **Buttercup The Password Manager You Deserve. **Project/product Homepage: **https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/releases. Why we should include this into the repository:** Based on NodeJS, Buttercup encrypts its contents in AES-256 with the master password you give it, once only after this password has been salted and hashed with the PBKDF2 key derivation function. Your passwords are thus stored in locally encrypted archives, but also remotely when they are saved on Dropbox, ownCloud or Nextcloud (or other storage providers supporting WebDAV). In addition, if you are more than one to use the same password database via Buttercup, it incorporates a conflict resolution tool (merge) as well as an import functionality of an existing password database. 1Password, Lastpass or Keepass. Finally, and I'll finish here, Buttercup offers a module for Firefox that automatically populates the fields on the login forms of your favorite websites. Top !! It is available now on the Playstore and Applestore. **Is it open source? ** Yes **Up to date, versioned source tarball/zipfile:** https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/archive/v0.22.1.tar.gz #

Hi, sorry my english is bad, i speak french. Buttercup is excellent software for different support. https://buttercup.pw/ Thanks. >> **Name of the software: Buttercup The Password Manager You Deserve. >> **Project/product Homepage: https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/releases. >> **Why we should include this into the repository: Based on NodeJS, Buttercup encrypts its contents in AES-256 with the master password you give it, once only after this password has been salted and hashed with the PBKDF2 key derivation function. Your passwords are thus stored in locally encrypted archives, but also remotely when they are saved on Dropbox, ownCloud or Nextcloud (or other storage providers supporting WebDAV). >> In addition, if you are more than one to use the same password database via Buttercup, it incorporates a conflict resolution tool (merge) as well as an import functionality of an existing password database. 1Password, Lastpass or Keepass. >> Finally, and I'll finish here, Buttercup offers a module for Firefox that automatically populates the fields on the login forms of your favorite websites. Top !! >> It is available now on the Playstore and Applestore. >> >> **Is it open source? Yes >> >> **Up to date, versioned source tarball/zipfile: https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/archive/v0.22.1.tar.gz >> >>

Hi, sorry my english is bad, i speak french. Buttercup is excellent software for different support. https://buttercup.pw/ Thanks. >> **Name of the software: Buttercup The Password Manager You Deserve. **>> **Project/product Homepage: https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/releases. Name of the software: **Buttercup The Password Manager You Deserve>> **Why we should include this into the repository: Based on NodeJS, Buttercup encrypts its contents in AES-256 with the master password you give it, once only after this password has been salted and hashed with the PBKDF2 key derivation function. Your passwords are thus stored in locally encrypted archives, but also remotely when they are saved on Dropbox, ownCloud or Nextcloud (or other storage providers supporting WebDAV). **Project/product Homepage: **https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/release>> In addition, if you are more than one to use the same password database via Buttercup, it incorporates a conflict resolution tool (merge) as well as an import functionality of an existing password database. 1Password, Lastpass or Keepass. >> Finally, and I'll finish here, Buttercup offers a module for Firefox that automatically populates the fields on the login forms of your favorite websites. Why we should include this into the repository:**Top !! Based on NodeJS, Buttercup encrypts its contents in AES-256 with the master password you give it, once only after this password has been salted and hashed with the PBKDF2 key derivation function. Your passwords are thus stored in locally encrypted archives, but also remotely when they are saved on Dropbox, ownCloud or Nextcloud (or other storage providers supporting WebDAV)>> It is available now on the Playstore and Applestore. In addition, if you are more than one to use the same password database via Buttercup, it incorporates a conflict resolution tool (merge) as well as an import functionality of an existing password database. 1Password, Lastpass or Keepass.>> >> **Is it open source? Yes Finally>> >> **Up to date, and I'll finish here, Buttercup offers a module for Firefox that automatically populates the fields on the login forms of your favorite websites. Top !!versioned source tarball/zipfile: https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/archive/v0.22.1.tar.gz It is available now on the Playstore and Applestore. **Is it open source? ** Yes **Up to date, versioned source tarball/zipfile:** https://github.com/buttercup/buttercup-desktop/archive/v0.22.1.tar.gz #>> >>