Your credential manager provides this sync and backup capability. There are dozens of credential managers available that work on all platforms. You don't have to use the default one on any given platform.

Bitwarden is my personal choice.

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spencerflem 4 days ago | parent [-]

I still don’t like that I can’t use them on a computer that I can’t download bitwarden on. Library computer, etc.

Passwords I can see myself and make the informed decision to use temporarily somewhere else.

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Too a day ago | parent [-]

When was the last time you used a library computer, let alone logged onto a private service with it? This was a bad idea even 20 years ago. In today’s security climate, aw hell no.

	▲	spencerflem a day ago \| parent [-]
		Or my sisters laptop. & Fairly recently actually, to print something. Most accounts I don’t care that much about & two factor should be enough to save me I hope.