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Password manager for Linux

Solutions compatible with the main Linux distributions. DEB, RPM, AppImage or Flatpak packages available. Integration with system secrets managers and support for GNOME and KDE desktop environments.

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1Password

★4.7

(1250 avis)

Premium password manager with sleek interface

Bitwarden

★4.6

(2100 avis)

Reliable and affordable open-source solution

Keeper

★4.4

(950 avis)

Reinforced security for businesses and individuals

NordPass

★4.5

(1450 avis)

Modern manager created by NordVPN experts

Proton Pass

★4.4

(680 avis)

Privacy-focused manager from the creators of ProtonMail

RoboForm

★4.3

(1120 avis)

Veteran of automatic form filling

Enpass

★4.2

(780 avis)

Offline manager with cloud synchronization of your choice

KeePassXC

★4.5

(920 avis)

Local and free open source solution

Zoho Vault

★4.3

(540 avis)

Professional solution integrated into the Zoho ecosystem

1Password managers for Linux

Linux users need password managers that respect their platform choice. The best options offer native apps or excellent browser extensions that work across distributions. Whether you run Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, or Debian, look for managers with official packages, AppImage, Flatpak, or Snap support for easy installation and updates.

2Open source and self-hosted options

Many Linux users value open source software they can audit and trust. Bitwarden offers fully open source clients and optional self-hosting. For maximum control, self-host your password vault on your own server. CLI tools enable scripting and integration with Linux workflows.

3Browser and desktop integration

Extensions for Firefox and Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers) provide auto-fill on the web. Native apps integrate with GNOME Keyring or KDE Wallet for seamless desktop experience. Some managers offer system tray apps for quick access to frequently used credentials.

4Security features for power users

Linux power users appreciate advanced security: hardware key support (YubiKey), zero-knowledge architecture, GPG integration, and detailed audit logs. For developers, API access and CLI tools enable custom integrations. Compare free and premium options to find the right balance of features.

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