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Over the past months that I've dabbled in and out of Myki, the Android app has grown a lot, adding much needed features and becoming more and more usable with time. There are IAPs for custom tags, account images, profiles, and fields, costing $2.99 apiece or $9.99 total, but these are very specific features that I have yet to want badly enough to pay for them. The best part about Myki, however, is that it's free. There are also some delightful features like the direct import from Chrome, the beautiful 2FA integration, and the option to disconnect and log out of everything automatically when you end your browser session.В And then there's Myki for teams, an aspect I haven't touched on because it requires your organization to sign up for the service.

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There's autofill on the browser and Android, integrated 2FA authentication, a password generator, a built-in audit for your old and reused passwords, backups/restores and exports, and multiple device support for Android is on the way.

Most features you would expect from a good password manager have been implemented,В even ones that afford you a convenience you would only expect from a cloud solution (sharing to other users, specifically). Myki does quite well with its self-imposed local/offline restriction.

I opted for the latter, and the import process was easy, letting me choose which items I wanted to bring over and dismiss the ones that were old or unused. csv route, but if you'd rather not bother with it, Myki will scan your passwords from chrome://settings/passwords and offer to import them. csv files (which is how apps like Lastpass, 1Password, Dashlane, and others let you export your data) or from Chrome. Then you're given the option to import logins and passwords from.

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If you choose to install the extension right away, you will need to approve it by scanning an ever-changing barcode. (Sorry for the lack of screenshots: Like all password managers, Myki doesn't let you take any screenshots by default, and you can't force-enable it until you've fully set up the app.) You're then asked to install the browser extension, though you can skip that step and work solely on your phone.

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After receiving the activation code via SMS, you have to create your 6-digit pincode, which you can later bypass with your fingerprint authorization. When you first launch the Myki Android app, you're greeted with a short onboarding that explains how the app works, then taken to a screen where you have to input your phone number. For other smartphones (multiple device support is in beta now), this means also scanning a barcode and then trusting a new device to have access to the original's data, syncing between the two, but still treating the first as the master. For the browser extension, this means scanning a barcode upon first install to get part of the data over (account names, URLs, usernames) and subsequently granting it password access on a login-by-login basis. This device acts as the master from which all others must request access. However, your data remains on your main phone. Myki works on Android and iOS, and the browser extensionВ can be installed on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. When you download the app, you're asked to sign in with your phone number, and any other subsequent installs require that same phone number to authenticate you - there's an option to migrate to another number though.В This is the first encryption barrier.В The second barrier is a pincode that you set up upon the first install as well, and which can be sped-up by using fingerprint authentication instead. Your identity resides on your phone, not in the cloud or on your computer, and it's linked to your phone number first and foremost. The easiest way I can describe Myki is that it's a password manager that works like WhatsApp.

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