A whole browser shipped only just to display a freaking list of passwords..
Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
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Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#42I've been using it only in browsers (Firefox mostly) for so long that I had forgotten it had a client other than mobile.
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
Insert infamous HN comment on how Dropbox will never succeed because you can do the same with git and a linux shared folder.
What is easier to use? A container or a single command? What is faster to setup? A container or your already installed command? What is easier to move and more portable? Your container or a pgp encrypted file? Do you move your encrypted file into Dropbox or your encrypted container? ;)
When the single command is gpg, I’m not so sure…
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#44Yet another example of why Electron sucks. Is it really that hard to make a native client, especially these days when we have so many cross-platform development frameworks?
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#45I used Bitwarden until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL vault because of something goofy on the Bitwarden side. I'm on enPass now.
Genuinely curious here: why not keypass?
This is an odd question, bc it seems to assume my road to enpass would have to go through an evaluation of keypass.
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#46I used Bitwarden until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL vault because of something goofy on the Bitwarden side. I'm on enPass now.
Yeah lol, I used Linux until the time I was locked out of my LOCAL PC because of something goofy on a Linux update side. I'm on Windows now. You get the point !?
It seems like you're trying (and failing) to suggest that my reaction was akin to becoming frustrated with linux and returning to Windows.
This is a silly thing to assert. There are lots of password managers, but there's no good reason for a locally-run one to lock me out because the software vendor fucked something up.
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Why not use some better and entirely open solution, like pass? Bitwarden is entirely open source?! https://github.com/bitwarden/ You aren't even locked in to using them as the data store.
Pass is just text files encrypted with gpg. I needed just one password on one work computer, where I had my gpg key, but not all my passwords. Decrypted the file and that was it. Honestly, I cannot get the longing to store your passwords with some company that claims it would be free and open source forever. What is free and open source by the way? Their client? What about their server they store your password? (I as…
> What is free and open source by the way? Their client? What about their server they store your password? (I assume you can sync that to their server, I’m not their customer.)
You didn't even bother to click the link and educate yourself did you? The server, client and mobile app are all open source. You can even store the encrypted DB yourself on your own server.
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
Insert infamous HN comment on how Dropbox will never succeed because you can do the same with git and a linux shared folder.
What is easier to use? A container or a single command? What is faster to setup? A container or your already installed command? What is easier to move and more portable? Your container or a pgp encrypted file? Do you move your encrypted file into Dropbox or your encrypted container? ;)
The container is easier. Veracrypt container DOS formatted is easier and more portable than GPG.
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is easier to use? A container or a single command? What is faster to setup? A container or your already installed command? What is easier to move and more portable? Your container or a pgp encrypted file? Do you move your encrypted file into Dropbox or your encrypted container? ;)
The container is easier. Veracrypt container DOS formatted is easier and more portable than GPG.
Look you have to be more precise everyone was thinking you're talking about Docker/Podman.
>>and more portable than GPG.
LLM's have hallucination too ;)
Re: Bitwarden is down with blank screen under Linux OpenSuse
#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is easier to use? A container or a single command? What is faster to setup? A container or your already installed command? What is easier to move and more portable? Your container or a pgp encrypted file? Do you move your encrypted file into Dropbox or your encrypted container? ;)
When the single command is gpg, I’m not so sure…
But still better then tar :)