Everything you said is correct, but at the same time: “We’re not driving off a cliff ^(yet), we’re just moving in for a closer look.”

Ahh yes, natural ascorbic acid. Not to be confused with artifical ascorbic acid with the same exact molecular structure.

Not really, google results have been just that bad for the last 10 years. I can spend 10min looking for a piece of documentation on something and not find it. Or I can prompt an internet-connected AI and have it spit out links to relevant docs. It’s gotten THAT bad.

For the last 10 years I’ve been using KeepassXC file + nextcloud/cloud of your choice.

Desktop and mobile apps available. Browsers have extension for it for password fill.

It’s just a password-locked file that’s synced between devices. Simple, not dependant on any third party services.

Clarifying requirements, designing architecture. Also, I dont understand how is someone supposed to be able to “parse code” without being able to write it? It’s like being able to read but unable to write.

Agreed, this looks more like Microslop complaining they don’t have plausible deniability rather than anything else.