What’s the best way to store your passwords securely?

I keep it simple with just a password manager and my master passphrase stuck in my head. It's all about finding what makes you feel secure, I guess!

If you're worried about privacy, using something like Proton's password manager could be a solid choice. It's good to have alternatives like that if you're concerned about other services.

You might want to check out KeepassXC. It's also open-source and allows you to keep all your passwords stored locally. It's got a bit of a learning curve but is super secure once you get the hang of it.

A popular option is Bitwarden, which is free and can be self-hosted if you want more control over your data. It's user-friendly and offers great features without the cost.

Bitwarden seems to be the favorite among many users here, so definitely consider that. I personally have been using it and find it very effective. Just remember to use a strong master password!