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My main problem with BitWarden is its weird Folder UX model - I can't quite put my finger on it, but I keep running into things I want to do but that I can't qu
by tunesmith 6y ago
My main problem with BitWarden is its weird Folder UX model - I can't quite put my finger on it, but I keep running into things I want to do but that I can't quite do when sharing. 1Password's "Vault" model is so much clearer.
What's the advantage of BitWarden over sharing your Keepass database with a family member via Dropbox or something?
- mikece 6y agoThe ability to create shared folders of credentials either for corporate or family situations while maintaining separate accounts is a big one. The password to my account and my wife's to hers are in our shared folder so if I plotz without warning she can get into my credential store and get into things like the power company website, insurance website, etc without having to have all of the credentials (along with crap she'll never care about like SSH keys and passwords for my EC2 instances) she doesn't care about taking up space on her account.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoWhat’s annoying is that space shouldn’t be an issue at all, these secrets are tiny. Instead of folders, they should be tags, with the ability to grant access and sort by those tags (IMHO as a Bitwarden paying customer). I hope Apple rolls out their iOS 14 keychain improvements soon, and supports family sharing/delegation/access controls based on the family primitives in iCloud, so we can bounce from Bitwarden.