Tell me why this a terrible idea [RYO Password Manager]
So I&#x27;m not a huge fan of the password managers I&#x27;ve tried, they usually feel slow and clunky.<p>I created a simple little Jekyll site to host encrypted versions of passwords, and to decrypt all the passwords to plaintext client-side once a password is entered. New passwords can be encrypted client side and added manually to the Jekyll site via committing to the git repo. It&#x27;s hosted for free on Github pages. Something like Netlify CMS could remove the manual aspect of it by providing an auth+backhaul to update the git repo via a client side gui.<p>Is this a terrible idea? If so, why?<p>Demo repo: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;cameroncowden&#x2F;passwordman<p>Demo site: http:&#x2F;&#x2F;ge0de.ninja&#x2F;