I just realised that my number feature request for BitWarden has been fulfilled! It's now possible to easily search the notes of entries. That's very handy when I want to list all my accounts that use a certain email address or phone number, which I do when I'm about to discontinue an email address or phone number.
Bitwarden is the #1 password manager in G2 2023 Enterprise Grid
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Re: Bitwarden is the #1 password manager in G2 2023 Enterprise Grid
#12What do people here on HN think of Dashlane compared to Bitwarden? I'm torn on whether I should stick with BW or try Dashlane out.
Does Dashlane have some feature that you need that BW lacks? Curious why you're considering switching
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#13Lots of people I respect use Bitwarden, and it always seems to score really highly in these kinds of things. At the same time, the thought of having all my passwords protected by an open source program absolutely terrifies me. I know on some level this is irrational: closed source programs are hacked and cracked all the time, the programs themselves could be running on an open source operating system, closed source p…
I wonder if more understood E2EE if that would help alleviate these fears.
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#14What do people here on HN think of Dashlane compared to Bitwarden? I'm torn on whether I should stick with BW or try Dashlane out.
I used dashlane for awhile years ago. Buggy app and slow syncing at the time, overall I was not impressed and would not recommend them.
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#15Switched from KeepassXC to Bitwarden and it's been mostly great.
The three major things that were not great have been - Import required a lot of manual cleanup due to poor mapping between the tools - while BW has a browser plugin, it doesn't communicate locally, it takes to BW servers. I need multiple browser instances during the day, and having to sign in once on the desktop is best, and a browser extension could talk to my local instance like KeypassXC did. - limited TOTP other than sha, 6 pin, and 30 seconds. Others do exist, but if the clients doesn't support them, the services don't want to risk locking out all the users.
Overall I'm glad I'm using it, and might look into PRs in the future, but it would be nice to see a bit of UX love in the apps.
Re: Bitwarden is the #1 password manager in G2 2023 Enterprise Grid
#16What do people here on HN think of Dashlane compared to Bitwarden? I'm torn on whether I should stick with BW or try Dashlane out.
Does Dashlane have some feature that you need that BW lacks? Curious why you're considering switching
A friend and colleague was raving about it. However, I acknowledge it's only one data point and so I should take even my friend's opinion with a grain of salt.
Re: Bitwarden is the #1 password manager in G2 2023 Enterprise Grid
#17What do people here on HN think of Dashlane compared to Bitwarden? I'm torn on whether I should stick with BW or try Dashlane out.
I used dashlane for awhile years ago. Buggy app and slow syncing at the time, overall I was not impressed and would not recommend them.
Thank you for weighing in. Guess I'm sticking with Bitwarden. :D
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#18Lots of people I respect use Bitwarden, and it always seems to score really highly in these kinds of things. At the same time, the thought of having all my passwords protected by an open source program absolutely terrifies me. I know on some level this is irrational: closed source programs are hacked and cracked all the time, the programs themselves could be running on an open source operating system, closed source p…
Which is more trustworthy:
- The bank that says "We have strong security measures," which it details for in full and you can audit to any depth you like and see they are in place, and you can see that security professionals have taken them up on their word and offered feedback which has been implemented
- The bank that says "We have strong security measures," and then they say for security reasons they can't tell anyone about any of them and you have to take them at their word that they even exist
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#19How is last pass even there
They paid probably. Not sure about reputation of this report, but a lot of them is just an ad catalogue with fancy comparison graph on top. Graph has to be at least somewhat reasonable, but if it showed last pass on the bottom, they wouldn't pay for participation and here we are.