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My main reason for switching away from LastPass was that Bitwarden's UI was much better looking. It's been working great for me since then (even after switching
by kevindong 7y ago
My main reason for switching away from LastPass was that Bitwarden's UI was much better looking. It's been working great for me since then (even after switching from Chrome to Safari).
- tmikaeld 7y agoI also appreciate the UI more with Bitwarden, it goes straight to the point and is quicker to navigate (less drop-down menus).
- wpietri 7y agoOoh, thanks for the tip. I've been sort of resigned to LastPass, but it's one of those things that strikes me not so much as software as an agglomeration of hacks. It certainly works, but it has so much quirky behavior both in Firefox and Android that I've been expecting them to have a major breach. I'll have to check BitWarden out.
- rhino369 7y agoCan you export your passwords from LastPass to bitwarden easily?
- away_throw 7y agoIt's very easy. BitWarden has this listed in their faq. Simply just export LastPass to a CSV file and import it in BitWarden.
- psv1 7y agoYep - I just did it after reading this post.
- dstroot 7y agoMe too.
- kevindong 7y agoAs others have commented, yes you can by exporting as a CSV and then importing that into Bitwarden. Even the notes were successfully imported. During this process, I also cleaned up my vault (some accounts had very long URLs saved as opposed to the base domain; e.g. https://www.foobar.com/signup&method=blah.. https://www.foobar.com/signup&method=blah... => https://www.foobar.com https://www.foobar.com) and discovered that a bunch of my entries had either empty usernames or empty passwords.