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Bitwarden. Very straight forward and open source
by manuel2258 4y ago
Bitwarden. Very straight forward and open source
- karaterobot 4y agoI was shocked at how many people still used LastPass when Bitwarden is out there, being better in pretty much every way.
- irrational 4y agoAre you also shocked at how many people don’t use a password manager at all and reuse the same password? I recently picked up my adult daughter’s phone and tried the password I knew she used as a teenager, it is still the one she uses. I’ve tried to get her and other family members to use password managers and better security practices. It’s like talking to a brick wall. They all think it is too much work. Of course, these are the same people that post their entire lives on social media.
- BirAdam 4y agoSelf-hosted vaultwarden is my choice. I did a write up on it for anyone interested. https://www.abortretry.fail/p/vaultwarden-on-an-rpi https://www.abortretry.fail/p/vaultwarden-on-an-rpi
- thefz 4y agoI've been so satisfied with it that I showed it to my manager, he started using it as a private customer, and we adopted it as the company wide password manager some months later.
- elteto 4y agoSelf-hosted bitwarden plus Tailscale is something I’ve been considering. To avoid exposing the server to the internet.
- eternityforest 4y agoAbsolutely BitWarden unless you want to do KeePass+SyncThing and can do your own research and keep track of the app specific issues in how they handle sync conflicts. I just use BitWarden and it's close to perfect.
- humanlion87 4y agoSecond Bitwarden. Pretty cheap, good customer service. You can self-host if you prefer that route. The source code is on GitHub.
- priitmaxx 4y agoI have been using it for years. Love it.
- theturtletalks 4y agoI’m thinking of self-hosting, but can I keep using the iOS and desktop apps?