Very true. Initially, I did not keep it in Dropbox. But it was starting to annoy me when I forgot to put the updated file on my usb stick.

I also use it for work passwords. And the file for that of course is not in Dropbox or cloud service. I may switch to LastPass some day if I feel up to it (for my personal use).

Also, not a big thing, but it appears that you cannot set the number of rounds of encryption. That is a feature that KeePass has. I currently use 5,000,000 rounds (about 5 seconds on my work computer)

Keep your keepass file in Dropbox. That is what I do. I also keep a copy of it on a usb stick on my keychain. The password for my keepass file is a long random password(created with keepass, not simply banging keys on a keyboard) with uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols. Even though it is a random password, I have completely memorized it, mostly due to using it so much. So I don't have it written down anywhere.

I would love an invite. oshecho [at] gmail.com