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I'm a techie and it's not intuitive for me either. Honestly, their UI is just bad, despite being my choice of a password manager. It's not a matter of habit, I
by wruza 5y ago
I'm a techie and it's not intuitive for me either. Honestly, their UI is just bad, despite being my choice of a password manager. It's not a matter of habit, I stumble upon it every damn time I have to open its extension window.
- fraudsyndrome 5y agoI've had this issue before. If you're on Firefox, open up the history sidebar with ctrl + h,then in the top left corner click on the word History to open the dropdown and select Bitwarden. You'll be able to have it "open" without clicking the extension popup.
- wruza 5y agoNo, I have no trouble opening it (sorry that I wasn't clear enough). I meant that my entire UX in that window is full of mistakes and confusion. To name a few, clicking on an item shows "unable to autofill" message as if I wanted to autofill my gmail password on other sites and not open a card. Lock button is hidden obscured in a settings menu. Password length slider is too sensitive in a generator tab. And the window is always not high enough to include most important options. It feels half-assed all over the place.