Forget about password managers, use password chameleon

Flagged for being an absolutely terrible idea. This exact same approach was discussed heavily on another thread, but I can't find it now. It's just a terrible, low-security, single-point-of-failure version of what KeePass already does.

> "THERE’S A FILE THAT STORES MY NON-HASHED PASSWORDS. That’s insane!"

This isn't true of KeePass. Get your facts straight. You can even encrypt your KeePass database with any combination of the following keys: text password, private key, and OS account. I use a text password and private key.

> THERE’S A CLOUD THAT STORES MY NON-HASHED PASSWORDS

Also not true if you use KeePass for your database and/or an encrypted cloud provider, like SpiderOak.

> Remember one master password – never save it anywhere

So lose your master password to a keylogger or brute-force attack and have literally all your passwords stolen? No thanks.