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Bitwarden has the best UI/UX of any password manager I have used, by far. In particular it puts LastPass (which I switched from) to shame. I rarely use the pre
by jpxw 5y ago
Bitwarden has the best UI/UX of any password manager I have used, by far. In particular it puts LastPass (which I switched from) to shame.
I rarely use the premium features, but I pay for premium anyway to support the project. Costs a dollar a month, so barely noticeable.
- kalleboo 5y agoYeah I evaluated a few team password managers for a friend's small business and Bitwarden was the clear winner (1Password was second, but fell due to the requirement for a long random master key). I was surprised by just how bad Last pass and Dashlane were considering how much they spend on advertising
- convery 5y agoCan you elaborate on the issues with Lastpass? I haven't looked at other managers but Lastpass seems fine.
- senectus1 5y agoit can be a bit club-footed on the mobile platform. but yeah its my password manager of choice as well.
- jpxw 5y agoAre you on Android or iOS? The iOS app is really well done IMO.
- artificialLimbs 5y agoThe iOS version won't remember my banking app password for some reason. That works on Android though. Other than that it's been hands down the best.
- senectus1 5y agoAndroid. I often run into problems where the bloody stupid "use bitwarden to fill this field" hover button pops up over the field i need to paste something into. I need to do that because the app hasn't detected the app i'm using is actually a password i currently only have the web URI password saved for.
- Grimm665 5y agoAgreed, works on Android, but it's clumsy.