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I recently switched to BitWarden from Lastpass after trying a few different options including pass, Enpass and KeePass options. 95% of my usage is in the deskt
by anotherevan 8y ago
I recently switched to BitWarden from Lastpass after trying a few different options including pass, Enpass and KeePass options.
95% of my usage is in the desktop browser, and the UI of their add-on is great, IMO.
Lastpass' had been getting worse for some time, and their shuttering of Xmarks finally left me with no good reason to stay.
Using the add-on with Firefox on my phone is reasonable, although could be a bit better. Phone experience in general I'd say is also quite reasonable - not used it that much yet, but I think it is quite comparable to other offerings.
- rosege 8y agoWas the data transfer easy between the 2? I'm thinking of doing the same.
- anotherevan 8y agoYes, it was very easy. Just follow the instructions from here: https://help.bitwarden.com/article/import-from-lastpass/ https://help.bitwarden.com/article/import-from-lastpass/
- jumbopapa 8y agoDo pay attention to the HTML encoded characters mentioned on that page because I was going crazy trying to figure out why some passwords didn't work after I imported them.
- e12e 8y agoAt the time I migrated from pass, there were no custom import/export - but bitwarden csv support is enough that you should be able to migrate anything where you can get at your logins in any structured format via some minor scripting.