Revelation
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Lightweight Windows password manager that stores login credentials and sensitive data in a locally AES-encrypted file with no cloud dependency.
Overview
Revelation is a simple open-source GNOME password manager that stores encrypted credentials in a local database. Minimal recent development and its Linux-only scope limit it to a niche audience.
Pros
- +Free and lightweight with local-only storage
- +Simple interface for basic password management
Cons
- -Linux and GNOME desktop only with no cross-platform support
- -Limited development activity in recent years
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