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BitWarden to the rescue!

• abtinf 7y ago
  BitWarden gets so many things right that using other password managers can only be the result of inertia. And its has an open source client, plugins, and server--with instructions on how to setup your own instance if you want to. This is vital, not because I want to run it myself, but it provides a check in case the company is ever bought out or starts blowing it on policy.
  • atdt 7y ago
    It bothers me that so little is known about the company. See https://community.bitwarden.com/t/who-is-hosting-bitwarden/1614/16 https://community.bitwarden.com/t/who-is-hosting-bitwarden/1...
    • nvrspyx 7y ago
      As far as I can tell, it's run by 8bit Solutions, which is a one-man outfit: Kyle Spearrin https://github.com/kspearrin https://github.com/kspearrin
• bigiain 7y ago
  IS the experience using that good? Are their iOS and macOS apps "good enough" for critical password storage?
  • mrpippy 7y ago
    I’ve never used it, but the desktop app is Electron
  • NickBusey 7y ago
    Yup. Been using it as a daily driver for a while now as a 1Password replacement. Does everything I need.
  • cookiecaper 7y ago
    Yes, Bitwarden is a very smooth experience. I'm using a self-hosted backend via the unofficial bitwarden_rs server and very happy with the client applications. My family is able to use it without any hangups, which can't be said for something like `pass`.