Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager • Hacker News Board

Re: Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager

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Post by jhabdas » Sat, Jul 14, 2018, 5:58 PM UTC

giggsey wrote: post #86

ohthehugemanate wrote: post #77

I switched from LastPass to bitwarden in November, and I love it. - it's FOSS, and audited, so it's software I can trust - great UX on Firefox, chrome, and even Edge. I had my issues, but the project improved them away very quickly. - sharing support for families or organizations. - convenient standalone clients for win/Mac/Linux... And even the CLI. - built in 2FA code generation for each entry, so I don't need a se…

Is storing the 2FA codes alongside your password a wise idea?

As long as you're not using Gboard your probably safe.

Re: Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager

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Post by guroot » Sun, Jul 15, 2018, 5:35 AM UTC

jhabdas wrote: post #161

giggsey wrote: post #86

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is storing the 2FA codes alongside your password a wise idea?

As long as you're not using Gboard your probably safe.

Care to expand on that thought? What's wrong with Gboard?

Re: Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager

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Post by alexeymetz » Mon, Jul 16, 2018, 8:27 PM UTC

This is nice product, but server requirement completely eliminates it as a candidate instead of 1Password for me. I still can't find a better open-source solution which works completely offline on desktop, browsers and mobile devices with the possibility of synchronization using 3rd-party services, decent UI and at least the ability to store TOTP passwords.

Enpass is good, but it's proprietary too.