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Headline should be single "device type". Pick computers, you get all computers. Pick mobile, you get all mobile devices (and watches) Still sad and I'll have
by chrisan 6y ago
Headline should be single "device type". Pick computers, you get all computers. Pick mobile, you get all mobile devices (and watches)
Still sad and I'll have to look at options again, it's been 5+ years since I looked.
Anyone enjoying bitwarden https://bitwarden.com/ https://bitwarden.com/ ?
- ccmcarey 6y agoBitwarden premium sub for years, never had a single issue.
- phoe-krk 6y agoI am using `pass` (https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/) with an encrypted git repository and this works well enough for my use cases. I do not have a complex threat model though, nor I need to share my passwords with other people or organizations.
- Vaslo 6y agoYes after using Roboform and Lastpass I switched to Bitwarden. I pay the 10 bucks a year for convenience but folks I know self host it and are really pleased with it.
- qurashee 6y agoBeen using bitwarden using a self hosted db for quite some time now, brilliant product!
- croutonwagon 6y agoI moved to bitwarden a few years ago from Lastpass..Primarily because of persistent sync issues with lastpass. It seemed they kept trying to see "features" and the core product took a dive with the logmein aquisition. They were pushing things like credit monitoring, but the password syncing would get wonky from time to time with a specific browser or on my phone or vice versa. You can self host your bitwarden (though i dont). And you can, even with a free account, create a single "org" to share passwords with. In this case that org was my wife so now all our shared accounts reside in bitwarden and the password doesnt matter. Ive even gotten to the point of using their passphrase generator for manual sign-ins like my work computers.