The instructions published on the project website are unfortunately not as easy to follow as they should be to self-hosted the application on Dropbox or another server on the Internet. While webmasters may set up KeeWeb on their own site, all users can set it up as a Dropbox application as well. Self-hosted usually means that some form of web space is required which in turn makes many users shy away from it due to the technical nature of setting things up. KeeWeb tries to address this issue by providing KeePass users with options to create a self-hosted version of KeePass on the Internet.
This makes it difficult to access the password database in situations where KeePass cannot be run, for instance because it is not allowed, not supported or simply not wise to run the program. One of the shortcomings of KeePass, at least in the eyes of users who require the functionality, is that there is no web-based version available they can sign in to whenever they cannot run the software.
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