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Great overview! I think 1Password's Linux support has been improving [0]. I use 1Password with an Ubuntu desktop and have been happy with it. [0]: https://supp

• softskunk 4y ago
  agreed. linux desktop is absolutely fine for me.
• prettyStandard 4y ago
  You can submit a PR here. https://github.com/Soft-wa-re/password-manager-comparer https://github.com/Soft-wa-re/password-manager-comparer
  • rdhyee 4y ago
    Thanks for providing the detailed comparison among the many password managers. I think it's more accurate to describe 1Password's CLI as "yes" rather than "yes?poor" and submitted a PR for consideration: https://github.com/Soft-wa-re/password-manager-comparer/pull/2 https://github.com/Soft-wa-re/password-manager-comparer/pull...
• m-p-3 4y ago
  one thing I wish Bitwarden did is conditional username for URI I have some internal tools at work where you need to specify the domain, and some where you don't. Having two separate entries for these scenario is annoying, as I gotta update the password on both when I change it.
• Hackbraten 4y ago
  It’s hardly working at all under Wayland. Copying to clipboard has been broken for at least 18 months. AgileBits doesn’t seem to care. [0] There are also sync issues (items created in the desktop app won’t appear in the browser extension unless I restart my browser), which aren’t occurring under Windows nor macOS. „Poor“ Linux support absolutely does the situation justice. [0]: https://1password.community/discussion/comment/667970 https://1password.community/discussion/comment/667970