Swifty is a free and open source password manager for Linux, MacOS and Windows. Using Swifty you can store Login, password, Credit card Information, Secure sensitive notes to your local system. If you want to sync the locally stored data, then you can sync it with Google Drive. It also comes with password generation and time-based one time passwords support. It is released under GNU General Public License v3.0 and build on web technologies.
All data is encrypted and stored and you can decrypt it only when you entering the master password. It also comes with build-in password audit tool. This is still in active development. Some other popular password managers are Bitwarden, Password Safe, AuthPass, Buttercup and KeePass.
Install Swifty Password Manager on Ubuntu
Swifty Password Manager is available as portable AppImage and native deb package file. You can easily install Swifty with your command-line tool terminal.
Download Swifty Password Manager
Install Swifty via AppImage:
Download Swifty in portable .AppImage file format from the above download link and save it in your Downloads folder. Here the downloaded file name is “Swifty-0.6.4.AppImage”. You can change below commands based on your downloaded file name. Open the terminal command-line application (ctrl+alt+t) and run below commands one by one.
cd Downloads
sudo chmod +x ~ Swifty-0.6.4.AppImage
./Swifty-0.6.4.AppImage
Install Swifty via DEB:
Download Swifty in .deb file format from the above swifty download links and save it on your Downloads folder. In terminal app run below commands to install Swifty Password Manager.
cd Downloads
sudo dpkg -i Swifty_0.6.4_amd64.deb
Here “Swifty_0.6.4_amd64.deb” downloaded file name.
sudo apt install -f
That’s all
