Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager
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Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager
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Re: Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager
#2I've been using this for the last few months and couldn't be happier. I use the browser extensions in Firefox, Chrome and Edge, as well as the desktop, Android and web apps.
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#4I've been using this for the last few months and couldn't be happier. I use the browser extensions in Firefox, Chrome and Edge, as well as the desktop, Android and web apps.
How does it compare to KeePassXC and 1Password?
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#5Has come up a fair bit before.
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=bitwarden&sort=byPopularity&pr...
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#6Can you keep the database on a local disk, Dropbox etc?
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#7If you were curious about the Open Source part (I was) - https://github.com/bitwarden/
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#8There are also two Bitwarden-compatible API implementations in Rust[0] and Ruby[1]. Their main advantage, IMO, is them doing away with the requirement of Microsoft SQL Server.
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#9I love Bitwarden. I signed up when it first launched and happy to see it continue to add features. One of the only projects I pay to support the project rather than to get access to the additional premium features.
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#10There are also two Bitwarden-compatible API implementations in Rust[0] and Ruby[1]. Their main advantage, IMO, is them doing away with the requirement of Microsoft SQL Server. [0] https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs [1] https://github.com/jcs/bitwarden-ruby
This is great ammo for answering when anyone asks why Bitwarden (or OSS in general) is better than LastPass or 1passsword...