I use it currently, but I’ve seen a few people say it’s bad for privacy or something? Is this true? If so, what alternatives do you suggest?
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I have years of experience with GPG and still didn’t manage to set up a shared password repository with pass and derivates which is usable by people without my experience. I’m talking junior devs, senior devs and junior admins here. I only managed to make it work between a few DevOps and admin people. Our senior DevOps guy didn’t even bother because it has so many papercuts.
The most promising client to me apart from gopass (not to confuse with go-pass) was QtPass but even that was lightyears away from KeePassXC in terms of UX.
Maybe another thing to add is that there’s pass-import which can convert several different formats of password stores between each other and to pass itself.