It's been nice to see the recent additions to Bitwarden (share my passwords if I die, Send, ability to copy TOTP to clipboard from search list). Send is nice,

It's been nice to see the recent additions to Bitwarden (share my passwords if I die, Send, ability to copy TOTP to clipboard from search list). Send is nice, we had a vendor use pwpush.com recently to send us a password. Was skeptical because I'd never heard of them before, but it seemed to work fine. I've been using Bitwarden for around 18 months for my family and a year at work. I like it, but it does have some rough edges. Was just discussing it a few days ago and one of my coworkers asserted: "It has UI issues that should probably be considered security problems." and I can't argue with that. The primary one is that when adding a new entry via Mobile, the "who owns this" is down past the bottom of the screen, and the "save" button is at the top, so you can complete the password add without selecting the account/collection portion, it's just invisible down there. Leading to the password being in the wrong place. The default is a selected value, rather than "no choice", so it won't throw an error if you don't go down there and complete it. Other than that, I'm fairly happy with Bitwarden. I do wish that there was a key to generate values into the custom fields, which I use for "security question" answers, so I have to generate them in another app and really can't use Bitwarden in mobile with sites that require setting up security questions. My wife uses it, but says it's ugly. So, that might be the thing that causes me to change to another provider... :-) (combined with my coworkers not really liking BitWarden's UI)