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KeePass2 as a pasword manager. Less convenient than online, but so much safer, there's also Kee, a browser extensions that connects to the database locally and autofill passwords in sites
What are the advantages over saving the passwords directly in the browser, or using a paid service?
What is more conveniente for a hacker? Finding a vulnerability in Last pass, accesding millions of users and possibily billions of passwords, or trying to get your keepass database file that at best contain a thousand passwords? Not relying on an external service grants you protection just on that. Also offline databases don't carry passwords over the net, so one must steal files from your computer or physically access it