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IIRC, Firefox Send shutdown because it was getting abused - I see you need an account to use Bitwarden Send, which I imagine helps mitigate against that, but it
by GordonS 6y ago
IIRC, Firefox Send shutdown because it was getting abused - I see you need an account to use Bitwarden Send, which I imagine helps mitigate against that, but it's also a barrier to use. Would be interesting to know what other anti-abuse mechanisms are in place.
- addicted 6y agoBitwarden Send is a feature add for existing users. It solves a very real problem of sharing passwords (and other sensitive information) with others. Before Send, the way Bitwarden recommended sharing data was by creating a group account of some sort (family, business), and using a shared collection.
- GordonS 6y agoAh, for some reason I assumed it was a separate product, but that makes much more sense. I've never been keen on cloud-hosted password safes, but this is a pretty nice addition for Bitwarden users.
- selykg 6y agoBitwarden does have a 100mb limit. Which I think will prevent a good chunk of abuse. I would love to see them increase the limit for paid accounts, though.