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Why do you trust their implementation more than LastPass?
Not parent, but BW is opensource, and they have not had any high-profile incident yet, afaik.
Switched to BitWarden a few months ago from years of using LastPass. Zero regrets... it is in every way better for my use case. Switching wasn't hard either. Even gave BW my money, it is worth supporting them.
I'm avoiding the browser extensions, they seem to be a security nightmare. KeePass and similar are a better way to go, if slightly more labor intensive.
Slightly? Just thinking about the synchronization between machines makes this an understatement in my opinion.
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I'm avoiding the browser extensions, they seem to be a security nightmare. KeePass and similar are a better way to go, if slightly more labor intensive.
What is your phishing protection? Making sure you read the URL?
KeePass is the best at what it does and stays local as any password manager should do. If you need more security & portability encrypt the DB with VeraCrypt, sync with whatever service you trust.
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Really? I find this hard to believe, as a dev and internet user. Facebook, instagram, etc have far worse interfaces. You add the extension, easily add/generate/create/autofill your login info. It's usually as simple as clicking an icon that appears in the relevant field.
The vault UI is horrifyingly difficult. Also their registration flow is horrendously awful. Try setting up a Family plan where you log out of your personal and log into your family plan and you'll see how frustratingly sticky it is. Too many buttons and features for such a simple problem. Development is cancer.
I've seen plenty of awful registration flows, so I'm sure that's true. I haven't had to do that for a few years.
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I'm avoiding the browser extensions, they seem to be a security nightmare. KeePass and similar are a better way to go, if slightly more labor intensive.
> KeePass and similar are a better way to go, if slightly more labor intensive. Slightly? Just thinking about the synchronization between machines makes this an understatement in my opinion.
Switched to BitWarden a few months ago from years of using LastPass. Zero regrets... it is in every way better for my use case. Switching wasn't hard either. Even gave BW my money, it is worth supporting them.
I tried KeePass XC on the side and I’ve gotta say, very formidable option if you want one that is FOSS and with no central server. My only real issue is the mobile app story.