I was always skeptical of KeePass which is why I've been using KeePassX. It is just a simple Qt app.
Unfortunately there is no KeePassHttp support yet, so you can't hook it up to your browser, but there is a fork available with full support.
Unfortunately there is no KeePassHttp support yet, so you can't hook it up to your browser, but there is a fork available with full support.
I looked at KeePassX several years ago but it didn't have as many security features as KeePass. For example, KeePass supports entering the password via secure desktop where KeePassX didn't.
An alternate solution is to keep a single password database on a FAT32 formatted partition or thumbdrive which is readable from both Operating systems.
1) have nearly the same level of support for defining complex password generation rules
2) have support for saving said custom password generation as a profile
What I have works for me very well although I will admit that the v2 database format is supported well enough these days that I could migrate.
Having used both for several months, I found the only workable option for myself was converting the database to KDB 1.x and using KeePassX.