Use a unique, strong password for every single account and manage them with a password manager
KeePassXC and Vaultwarden are good ones
The password manager is only as safe as the strength of your master password (bad: J#p!t&r8@ - good: Orange-Juggler-Quietly-Ate-Velvet)
why is that first one bad?
Length is superior to percieved complexity. First one is only 9 characters.
If you are need of an automated way of accessing a password manager, you need to check into the following article.
I love KeePassXC. I have it on my Linux computer and have it syncing to cloud, so I'm OK even if computer dies.
I feel my encrypted KeyPass file is safe enough in the cloud -- safer than LastPass or even Bitwarden. With it on my computer, phone, and cloud, I'm not worried about losing access to my passwords.
