MacPass vs Clipperz : Which is Better?
MacPass
MacPass keeps all of your passwords in an encrypted .kdb or .kdbx database. Use a strong password or a keyfile to gain access, or use both just to be sure. Developed by Michael Starke
License: Open Source
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MacPass VS Clipperz Feature comparision
| Feature | MacPass | Clipperz |
|---|---|---|
| Password management | ||
| Protected by Password | ||
| Works Offline | ||
| Auto-type | ||
| Encrypted passwords | ||
| Encryption | ||
| Cloud sync | ||
| Passwords Manager | ||
| Two factor authentication | ||
| Master Password | ||
| Browser integration | ||
| Password encryption | ||
| Integrated Password Generator | ||
| Keyfile support | ||
| Local Storage | ||
| Autofill | ||
| Night mode/Dark Theme | ||
| Image Preview | ||
| Save Attachments | ||
| Password safe | ||
| Multiple vaults | ||
| AES encryption | ||
| Sync with Box | ||
| Sync with Dropbox | ||
| Auto-login | ||
| Encrypted Notes | ||
| Login |
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