“Most KeePass implementations are free and open source software, but, I'm not aware of any KeePass implementation for all cross-platforms (Windows/Linux/MacOS/Android/iOS/browsers) with a consistent design language, like Bitwarden.”
“I use Vaultwarden for storing secrets that are used by automation and scripts, but also need to be accessible to the users ( including browser autofill ), so Vaultwarden with Bitwarden clients is the perfect fit for this ( I know other machine-oriented solutions exist, but they don't have the convenient UI ).”
“I am aware that Bitwarden has EU servers (my subscription is based in the EU) but it is still an american company and I do not want to put money in american company's pockets.”
“They don't do that any more, but I have already moved on to Bitwarden which offers much better security, and can be used on any device with any web browser.”
“I recommend Bitwarden (cloud synced, very convenient, security audited, open source) or KeePassXC (local file can be put in synced cloud drive and then works as good as any cloud synced password manager, browser integration a bit more seperation of concerns so harder to setup though still easy, open source).”
“I’m mixed. Some passwords are saved in the browser, some in Bitwarden, some in Apple Passwords. I’d have had all in Apple Passwords but Linux availability…”
“Alternatively, you can use a third-party password manager like 1Password or Bitwarden to manage your passkeys across both platforms before you make the switch.”
“The Holy grail of FOSS password managers: Bitwarden/ProtonPass against Google. (Desktop/Android × Chrome/Firefox) — is there a true cross-platform setup that doesn't suck?”
“I'm using bitwarden client app with vaultwarden selfhosted sync, and it's amazing we literally store passowrd, passkey, ssh key, secrets notes key value pairs , TOTP what nott.....”
“I am sick of bitwarden tbh, it's so bad that it doesn't even send me code on email and it's making me soo much angry and irritated on them like I can't even used it and I deleted and saved all my password into it but now I am stuck with it because they are not even logging into that, they says they sent code but I am not receiving it, i tried soo many time, it's soo bad and I am done with bitwarden.”
“I've never had any issues with NFC Yubikeys on my Android phone, the few times I've tried it on an iPhone however it was quirky (whether that was for Bitwarden, or even for a direct account credential).”
“The worst part is that on Google accounts, [on mobile] you can only use Google passkeys, even if you don't have one and you used a Bitwarden passkey instead.”
“Bitwarden if you want the most capability for the least money and can live without polish. Keeper if you're regulated and need the compliance certifications on paper.”
“Looks like they have no plans to support it. It comes down to how the code for Secrets Manager is licensed by Bitwarden; source available vs open source.”
“You'll have to add some actual reasoning to this, I switched from 1password to locally hosted Bitwarden(Vaultwarden) 6 months ago and I don't miss anything.”
“> it’s super easyIf it requires me to get my mom to migrate accounts, remove 1password, install bitwarden, write notes about how things worked in 1password and how those specific things are now different, then personally for me this wouldn't be "super easy".”