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I am curious why you switched from Bitwarden? Usually when people are exiting a password manager it’s migrating to Bitwarden or KeePass but you’re the first I’v
by brightball 5y ago
I am curious why you switched from Bitwarden? Usually when people are exiting a password manager it’s migrating to Bitwarden or KeePass but you’re the first I’ve heard moving from Bitwarden itself.
- antiframe 5y agoI too switched from BitWarden to KeePass. I was reading about browser security and became concerned about running my password manager in the same process as the browser and relying on its sandbox. With KeePassXC I have the option to either forgo browser integration completely or use their addon which communicates to the manager and asks for an entry, which prompts for permission itself or uses an allow list by URL. That makes it much harder for a website to somehow break the sandbox and access my entire database. It's a small change but it does reduce the attack surface as well as force me to manage my data myself which I want to do more of. Also with BitWarden, their UI annoyed me when I needed a password outside the browser. L
- mrandish 5y agoI'm not the person you asked but I switched from BitWarden to KeepassXC. BW was very good so the only reason I looked for an alternative was I wanted something that would support entering passwords with autotype in OS apps instead of just the browser.
- longstation 5y agoSorry for my late reply. I replied for the other question above.