Bitwarden adds support for passkeys
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Bitwarden adds support for passkeys
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#2Bitwarden is underrated. Passwords run everything in our digital life. I will gladly take a UI compromise here and there for more trustworthiness.
Re: Bitwarden adds support for passkeys
#3Bitwarden is underrated. Passwords run everything in our digital life. I will gladly take a UI compromise here and there for more trustworthiness.
I don’t even mind the UI honestly. It works. Some annoying UX here and there, but I can live with that. I happily pay for a subscription to support them.
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#4I feel I may have made a mistake going all in on keepasscx. Been looking for something without a subscription and ideally open source. Keepassxc looks like it has a much nicer UI.
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#5Bitwarden is underrated. Passwords run everything in our digital life. I will gladly take a UI compromise here and there for more trustworthiness.
I pay for family, and I like it. The only thing I don't like is that 50% of the time it would not recognize that I created a new user/pass combination.
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#6Bitwarden is underrated. Passwords run everything in our digital life. I will gladly take a UI compromise here and there for more trustworthiness.
I don’t even mind the UI honestly. It works. Some annoying UX here and there, but I can live with that. I happily pay for a subscription to support them.
I moved over from Lastpass, I find the experience of filling in a password in Bitwarden more jarring/slow than in Lastpass. I'm not sure what it is, maybe Lastpass had longer timeouts to require FaceID when filling a password? Bitwarden requires it every time.
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#7Great news. This is my favourite (and now only) password manager.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don’t even mind the UI honestly. It works. Some annoying UX here and there, but I can live with that. I happily pay for a subscription to support them.
I moved over from Lastpass, I find the experience of filling in a password in Bitwarden more jarring/slow than in Lastpass. I'm not sure what it is, maybe Lastpass had longer timeouts to require FaceID when filling a password? Bitwarden requires it every time.
Can you compare to 1Password?
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#9Looks like the new version isn't approved for the firefox addons repository just yet... So haven't been able to try it out, but very happy with bitwarden (self-hosting a server using vaultwarden)
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