1Password to BitWarden. . . . worth it? - Bogleheads. org Technically, Bitwarden is not open source but open core, but the important bit is that anyone can see the source code Being able to see the source code means Bitwarden is basically saying that even if you know the source code, you cannot hack the product I feel that both 1password and bitwarden is about equally secure
Bitwarden usage process - Bogleheads. org My assessment: Bitwarden is a reasonable choice but is not quite as convenient as Lastpass Bitwarden uses the concept of timing out to close out it's access to the password database I find this inconvenient I would like Bitwarden to close its access to the database, not based on timeout, but based on my usage
Anyone having issue logging into Wells Fargo - Bogleheads. org As for password fields, Wells Fargo appears to work with Bitwarden, but many sites often use non-standard login fields It's even worse on the Android phones In the past, Wells Fargo changes the address to their login in screen every so often
Bitwarden - making it fully automated on iPhone - Bogleheads. org I have about 30-40 passwords stored on Bitwarden, but I find there is only a single account that is fully "automated" on my iPhone What I mean by this is I click on the app (Capital One in this instance), then click in the password box, and on the gray bar that pops up above the keypad it says "for www capitalone com - Bitwarden <UserName>" I
Bitwarden Not Working This Morning - Bogleheads. org I use the Microsoft Edge browser and the Bitwarden extension which has been working just fine This morning Bitwarden won't autofill and constantly wants me to repeatedly log in with my master password It worked fine yesterday but this morning it's broken Bitwarden seems to work fine with Chrome which is nice to know
Passkeys and KeepassXC - Bogleheads. org For example, my mom used to use LastPass, but when they raised the price from $10 to $36 I just exported the vault and switched her to Bitwarden for $10 Right now, there is no common export standard for passkeys If I start using passkeys in Bitwarden, I won't be able to move the passkey to another password manager
Why Apples Passwords app is huge security risk A 3rd-party password manager is best For maximum security, use a 3rd-party password manager like BitWarden (w 2FA) without its browser plugin, but you'd have to copy paste into a browser (not using the password manager's browser add-on enhances security but at the expsense of convenience; I only know one person doing this)
Setting up Passkeys on Vanguard Site Worked for me Interesting, well I tried on the website, named the passkey when VG prompted me to, saved it in Bitwarden, and VG asks me to name the passkey again, so nothing gets saved on VG's end, and when logging in it continues to ask for username, password, and app or SMS 2FA
macOS Sonoma Brings Apple Password Manager to Third-Party Browsers The macOS Sonoma update that is in testing allows Mac owners who opt to use Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or another browser to use Apple's Password Manager for filling passwords Developers and public beta testers running macOS Sonoma can use their iCloud Keychain passwords with non-Safari