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Originally Posted by avantman42
The only difference I can see is that if you're typing in your password, you're vulnerable to a keyboard sniffer. But only if you have things set up so that you have to type in your password, and only if you're not using two-factor authentication. If you have a client and have it set up so that you have to type in the password every time, you're still vulnerable to a keyboard sniffer.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both approaches, so I'd say use the one that you prefer.
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Thanks Russell. I have most of my passwords in KeePass2. I figured the important ones were safer being written down, though. But those are two-factor authentication cases anyway. Google and Chrome always want my passwords and I always say no. Maybe I should use them? Or just put all my passwords in Keepass2. I could even get one of those Key Files for Keepass2.