It stores your passwords in an encrypted file, then i use the random password generator, the browser extension and free phone apps to autofill everything.
(It is up to you to sync the file between devices)
The only privacy setting I can encourage on any social media site is don’t share private stuff about yourself and never link to your account from other accounts
I don’t think browsers are able to detect as much and easily as a dedicated website can. Anyway, these dedicated website detectors can also be used BEFORE visiting the site, providing more protection
Simple SMS, obtained from F-Droid, is probably the best universal option until the Fossify project adds the fork to their suite (assuming they do).
If you have the ability to toggle network access for your apps (GrapheneOS, etc.), Google Messages is a very solid SMS app that receives regular updates. I would normally only recommend FOSS apps, but many of those options are limited and/or dangerously outdated for SMS.
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