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my only gripe with Bitwarden is that it only allows one login per website that I've seen. At work we use DashLane cause you can have multiple saved logins per w
by thrownaway954 7y ago
my only gripe with Bitwarden is that it only allows one login per website that I've seen. At work we use DashLane cause you can have multiple saved logins per website, which is a God send when dealing with multiple clients.
Bitwarden is great for personal use, but I can't use it at work cause of this one missing feature. If anyone knows of a way to make it have multiple logins per site, I'm all ears as I would love to get rid of DashLane and it's horrible Chrome Extension.
- tsegratis 7y agoAny subdomain seems to be enough. For instance I have two bitwarden logins: 1) support.server.com 2) server.com Both are always available, no matter it's for www.server.com or mail.server.com
- thatsnotmepls 7y agoAre you saying that I can only have one saved account for say twitter.com? That's definitely a killer for me.
- ViViDboarder 7y agoI’m not sure what OP is on about, but I’ve got plenty of sites with multiple logins just fine... I’m using Bitwarden_rs as a server, but the official Apps all support it great, so it would strike me as a surprise if the official server didn’t have this ability too.
- brewdad 7y agoHe's wrong. I have nine Twitter accounts saved on my Bitwarden. I don't use more than 2 currently, but I've played with different ways to differentiate my interests/follows over the years, and have never had any issues with multiple logins. In fact, Bitwarden moves your most recently used login to the top of the list so you don't have to hunt for it.
- rson 7y agoYou absolutely can have multiple accounts per website. Just add an additional entry to the vault using the same url.