Downside of pass is that the filenames are in the open. Thus, metadata (which sites you have account on) is not secured. Linked one seems to store everything in a single encrypted file.<p>Upside is that it has ton of implementations readily available - browser integration, mobile apps, etc. Linked one (passbox) is just a bash script at the moment, if one wants to use it across multiple devices and platforms, the experience may be quite rough.<p>Another upside is that with a single file model you have to invent your own conflict resolution scheme. For pass, git just does the trick. And this one doesn&#x27;t seem to have anything in this regard.