Re: password managers
I love KeePass. Stores data locally instead of the server of some company with questionable intentions, in a database file with very strong encryption. It's portable, so you can take it with you on an USB Stick. There are clients for it for pretty much every OS. Haven't tested all of them obviously, but the Windows version is completely accessible (slightly more so once you enable screen reader support in the settings), and several of the Android apps on FDroid are accessible as well.
If you want a more privacy-friendly password manager, this is pretty much your best bet, imo.
https://keepass.info/
Bitwarden, which was suggested in post 3, would be my second choice. Sure, it can be a cloud-based password manager, but you can also self-host it if you feel like doing so.
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