I am having problems trying to keep one shared version of my password
database between my phone and laptop. I am using KeePass2Android on my
cell phone and KeePass on my Windows laptop (I haven't set KeePass up on
my Linux partition yet). I exported my passwords from the phone as an
XML file, then imported the passwords into the desktop database (stored
on my Google Drive) using KeePass on the laptop. No errors were
reported. However, when I then try to open the password database using
KeePass2Android on the phone, it reports that the database on Google
Drive is "trashed". Has anyone come up with a working solution?
Otherwise, can you recommend a solution that will work on Android,
Windows 10, and Linux, using a database shared between all three?
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