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I just exported my own vault with the latest version, it was ok for me. I have plenty of passwords with all kinds of special characters. Still, be sure to revie
by aussieguy1234 4y ago
I just exported my own vault with the latest version, it was ok for me. I have plenty of passwords with all kinds of special characters. Still, be sure to review the CSV file. If anything looks weird, double check that the password is the same in your LastPass vault. As with all backups/exports, you should always do a sanity check of the data.
One issue I ran into: the CSV file that "downloaded" in the browser didn't have all of my passwords, only about ~20 of ~400. I had to copy and paste the CSV text in the browser to a new CSV file with a text editor. But upon reviewing that, the format of the passwords was fine.
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoI had a problem not with the password data but with the content of some notes (or whatever it is called in LastPass) I have been a paying customer of Lastpass for about 15 years. I moved to Bitwarden for all sorts of reasons. I work in technical information security so it was also for that teason (but not only)
- ilyt 4y agoWe were considering self-hosting but sadly Bitwarden is still stuck on MS SQL ;/ There was some apparently compatible rust implmementation in PostgreSQL tho...
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoHave you tried Vaultwarden? (Ex bitwarden_rs). It is in Rust and it's absolutely fantastic. I self host it for a year or two and it is a single container. The BW officer docker distribution is a nightmare. Add to that a proxy with caddy and you get a great solution.