Password Manager or Don't do.

zer1057 wrote:

Roger that. I m doing it. I used dashlane for the browser then I feel uncomfortable seems not correct for me to do it that why I ask and figure out what the best use of safari is... Thank you forgive me some hint

Third party apps—especially 'free' have to make their money from somewhere...

From the Dashlane developers and tracking/data scraping :

First - w/o any reservation whatsoever - you DEF should use a password manager.

The only question then becomes which one.

Apple’s keychain is very good at sharing across your Apple devices.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204085

Other third-party apps are out there which run the gamut of features.

Try some out and see how they meet your needs.

(Detailed discussion of selection criteria is well beyond the scope of this forum)

zer1057 wrote:

Should I use it or don't use it with the browser or recommend have to write down some paper than password manager auto on the browser?

Let the computer work for you.

Use it.

Passwords today recommended 16 random characters: ex. C?yWjX:vHpp8LQ'&

this is nearly impossible task to hand write out on paper all the characters and camel case— and wrought with error in it self.

Yes you can make notes: ex

COFFEE ? yelp WALMART jack XBOX : visa HULU park park 8 LAPTOP QUEEN ' &

Why complicate the process.

What is Keychain Access on Mac? - Apple Support

Manage passwords using keychains on Mac - Apple Support

Keychain Access User Guide for Mac - Apple Support

Make your passwords available on all your devices with ...

Set up iCloud Keychain and iCloud Passwords - Apple Support

Change Passwords preferences in Safari on Mac - Apple ...

macOS - Security - Apple https://www.apple.com/macos/security/

Apple Platform Security - Apple https://support.apple.com/guide/security/welcome/web

YW.

As Leroy pointed out, complex passwords are important … DIFFERENT passwords for each site/service are ESSENTIAL.

The ONLY way to SECURELY keep track of your different passwords - and usernames - is with a cryptologically-secured password manager.

My own method it to use a 3rd Party Passsword Manager as my “Cross-Platform Master Password Manager” … and then use Apple’s Keychain with a smaller subset (of the master) for those items were the convenience afforded by integrated keychain functionality makes sense.

Re: “… Third party apps—especially 'free' have to make their money from somewhere … “

Exactly why I DON’T use the big, well-known “free commercial” packages.

I eschew “tightly integrated” too. (with the exception of those items selectively added to Apple Keychain)

Simple and Standalone (with lots of manual backing-up) is the method for me.