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The only thing I miss from LastPass is the ability to store different types of credentials. Bitwarden offers a couple of basic things (login, credit card, iden
by Corrado 4y ago
The only thing I miss from LastPass is the ability to store different types of credentials. Bitwarden offers a couple of basic things (login, credit card, identity, secure note) but LastPass allowed you to create new, custom credentials.
One of the things I used to store in LP was AWS IAM creds. Sure, you can store it in a Bitwarden "secure note" but it sure was convenient to have a defined format for it.