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> Bitwarden's UX is pretty poor Hmm, I've tried LastPass, Enpass, a handful of Keepass clients I can't remember the name of and (shortly) 1Password, and I can'
by folkrav 6y ago
> Bitwarden's UX is pretty poor
Hmm, I've tried LastPass, Enpass, a handful of Keepass clients I can't remember the name of and (shortly) 1Password, and I can't really find anything Bitwarden does that much worse than any of these. To be perfectly honest, they're all kind of clunky, IMHO.
- dsissitka 6y ago> ...and I can't really find anything Bitwarden does that much worse than any of these. I feel like I can think of a lot but I'll give you one that, to me, is Bitwarden in a nutshell: What happens if you open your browser, go to https://news.ycombinator.com/login https://news.ycombinator.com/login, and hit Bitwarden's autofill shortcut? Nothing, because you didn't log in to Bitwarden first. Pretty much every other password manager will ask you to log in and then they'll autofill.
- folkrav 6y agoAh, I always use the toolbar button rather than the context menu shortcut, so it's a non-issue in my case, as it just will ask me to log-in there. Yeah, that would definitely be a better flow. Maybe I'm just "used" to it and am overlooking some irritants, I don't know.
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