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So the basic package says you can share passwords with one other. But it also says core features and sharing are 100% free. But when you click on that box that
by FourthProtocol 6y ago
So the basic package says you can share passwords with one other. But it also says core features and sharing are 100% free. But when you click on that box that mentions core features you (I mean me) expect to see what core features are. Instead I'm asked to create an account. For a thing that's supposedly free. So no sell. I'm really sorry because I want to like software like this, but not like this.
- sofixa 6y agoHow do you expect a password manager, which is what Bitwarden is at its base, to work without an account?
- yepguy 6y agoBitwarden Send, the feature under discussion, could certainly work without an account. (It's nearly the same thing as Firefox Send, which didn't require one. Although using accounts probably helps prevent abuse, which I think is what forced Firefox Send to shut down.)
- JustSomeNobody 6y agoIt _could_, but the entire point is that it is an _added feature_ for those _with_ an account.
- waheoo 6y agoThe links it generates does.
- neogodless 6y agohttps://bitwarden.com/pricing/ https://bitwarden.com/pricing/ You don't click "Create Free Account" to see the list of features. Just scroll down. (on mobile)
- FourthProtocol 6y agoI'm using a desktop. And nowhere on the page are core features described. So you're ok creating an account when you don't fully understand the scope of the app?
- neogodless 6y agoI checked on desktop. The table of features is below the prices.