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I don't see anything wrong, but will add: Bitwarden has a desktop app(electron .. sigh but is cross-platform) and has integrations with all the major browsers
by zie 9y ago
I don't see anything wrong, but will add:
Bitwarden has a desktop app(electron .. sigh but is cross-platform) and has integrations with all the major browsers (Safari, Firefox, Chrome, IE)
Bitwarden also has Mobile support (iOS, Android & UWP).
KeepassXC only does Chrome(and family) and Firefox I believe.
Running your own bitwarden server is not difficult, and there are 3 implementations that I know about:
The original .NET: https://github.com/bitwarden/core
The Ruby one: https://github.com/jcs/bitwarden-ruby/
The Go one: https://github.com/VictorNine/bitwarden-go
- varjolintu 9y agoFYI: the new browser extension KeePassXC-Browser relies on native messaging which is not supported by Safari. IE/Edge support could be done in the future.
- zaarn 9y agoKeepassXC supports KDBX4 so any client that can read KDBX4 can be used alongside it. KeepassXC is also definitely a desktop app, it can do autotyping and similar things. There is Android and iOS support via keepass2android and <insert ios app name here>. You can safely put your KDBX file on dropbox/gdrive/nextcloud/ipfs.
- zie 9y agoYes, I wasn't trying to say KeepassXC can't in some way also do most of these things. But the experience is very different. Bitwarden is basically identical across all the platforms. KeepassXC is not, since it's totally different apps for mobile, etc.