In article , Char Jackson
wrote:

Thanks for that list of payware password managers.

Unfortunately, this list is even worse than the prior list
in that not one of those stores the password file on the LAN.

Summary:
1. Dashlane (shill to rent your passwords off the cloud)
2. RoboForm (shill to rent more than 10 passwords off the cloud)
3. mSecure (shill to rent your passwords off the cloud)
4. 1Password (shill to rent your passwords off the cloud)
5. LastPass (shill to rent your passwords after the 2-week trial period)

I don't know about the others, but Roboform will happily store its
encrypted password file anywhere you want, including on a local drive, a
networked drive, and even a cloud drive. The default is a local drive.

1password, definitely can store locally, and both dashlane and msecure
say they do on their website (haven't used either of those).

I have no idea what you're trying to say above, when you write "shill to
rent more than 10 passwords off the cloud".

he doesn't either.

What I *don't* know, because I don't have a need for it, is whether two
or more PCs can point their Roboform instance to the *same* LAN-based
encrypted file.

1password can sync over wifi simply by enabling the option.

msecure looks like it can also do that:
https://assets.msecure.com/websites/...641/Choose-Syn
c-Method.png

dunno about the others.