“Before anyone suggests using Bitwarden or 1Password(Looking at the Titanium browser's GitHub repository, it appears that it can be used, at least on Bitwarden, if you whitelist it.), I should mention that my device is running Android 13 or earlier, so I likely wouldn't be able to use them.”
“I use Bitwarden and now mainly Proton Pass; why are you copying and pasting when you can have it autofill? For unlocking Bitwarden, did you not set up a PIN instead of typing in your whole password if you are using a Chrome extension?”
“Yeah the keyboard one is where it shows up in the keyboard autosuggestions which I found really flakey. Then yeah if you're already using inline, the only thing that could be missing is making sure the app is linked to your existing TD credentials in Bitwarden (maybe TD updated their app signature or something)”
“But the TD app doesn't seem to mark the password field correctly for autofill to work, so I have to open up Bitwarden separately, search "TD" to find the login, copy the password to clipboard, switch back to the TD app, and paste it in.”
“I know it can feel like a “grass is greener” situation, but personally, I’d just stick with Bitwarden. There’s nothing wrong with buying into an ecosystem as long as you have a practical way to get out of it.”
“Would be great if this means Bitwarden will be able to create and manage device-bound passkeys on Android as an alternative to the Google Password Manager though - does this mean Google is opening up the passkey management completely for third parties, or is it just for the transfer part?”
“Android now lets you securely transfer passwords and passkeys between supported password managers like 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, and Google Password Manager. 🔐”
“Now Google Password Manager, 1Password, Bitwarden & Dashlane are supported, with the Credentials Transfer API opening up to more apps. Security meets”
“Well, I'm not prompted to enable anything when checking for pending requests in settings > account security > devices, and Bitwarden's notifications are enabled in Android”
“I think you might have to copy them, I don't use bitwarden but believe it to be pretty secure. Atleast you have some access to your passwords via thumb print.”
“For years I have been using Bitwarden on iPad/iphone with thumbnail login. I can login to the app, but I can’t export my passwords because it requires master password.”
“Also BitWarden android app lets you autofill not only in browser but also any app on your phone if you set BitWarden as password manager instead of google from settings.”
“I would really like to make full use of my subscription by using DuckDuckGo-Browser as my daily driver, if it allowed Bitwarden password manager and Floccus bookmarks sync. I understand extensions are disallowed as a security measure.”
“The method outlined in this post worked perfectly for me migrating from 1Password to Bitwarden. In fact, it worked better than using the 1Password export to Bitwarden's importer, with respect to a couple SSH keys.”
“The best iPhone #apps in 2026 include ChatGPT, Bitwarden, Flighty, Halide, Delta, and more, with picks for productivity, travel, photography, fitness, messaging, weather, gaming, and everyday use.”
“I actually developed and tested that fix directly against the official free Bitwarden service (vault.bitwarden.com) with standard accounts, and the release version worked smoothly on my side.”
“From experience I can tell you that some bitwarden clients update breaks the connection to the vaultwarden server that needs to be updated in order to restore the clients.”
“I'm encountering a problem that I cannot fix though, it's that in my tray bar, at the top right, some icons (mainly Bitwarden, Dropbox) show three dots instead of their regular icon.”
“this is likely a WebSocket issue the browser extension needs a direct websocket connection to vaultwarden to sync in real time but your reverse proxy or tailscale setup might be blocking it”
“But every time i have the same problem: when trying to log into a website, Bitwarden, the browser module, cannot retrieve information i think. And just doesn't work.”
“As for LastPass or 1Password, personally I like Bitwarden, mainly because it's cheap. And I get the appeal of Vaultwarden too, but see my comment above about what happens if your house burns down.”
“Bitwarden is clunky enough to scare off non-technical family members. Proton looks slick, but it's not as clever at identifying password fields, and the sync is sometimes slow.”
“Personally, I'm sticking with BitWarden though - the Tangerine Tyrant (despite all his gerrymandering) will be castrated in November and gone for good in '28.”