- field detection is much poorer in Bitwarden (ie. it will fill both signup and login fields in some websites... including HN)
- Bitwarden timeout doesn't survive browser restarts (at least, this was the last time I've tried it), making it difficult to use for people with a complex password and frequent browser closing/opening
How does it do with sites that insist on using a 'password' type field for both username and password? This is my biggest pet peeve on the internet today!
Firefox on the other hand used to want to save my username as ****ABC
The feature I miss is that LastPass has a Mac MenuBar app which provided a global shortcut to search my wallet, for Bitwarden I always have to open the app.
Also, the iPhone app doesn't let you view attached images in the app, you have to first download them to the phone's storage.
It’s in my opinion a bad system. The issue revolves around that you always have a personal account, that has work access. Well.... for enterprise, I want to be able to help user reset their password, override there to MFA, revoke access to a share, audit what shares they have access to.
I REALLY wanted to use Bitwarden company wide, but the enterprise product is just not there.
If you want, you can choose to disable the "personal ownership" option, so that employees lose their personal vault and can only use the organisation's vault. You can also select the "single organisation" option to prevent an employee from joining a second organisation.
Once you have done that, you can audit all of the shared "collections" in an organisation and revoke access to specific "collections" for specific employees.
And if you want enterprise-y control, then you can manage employee credentials using LDAP, etc.
It is a bit confusing to be fair, but I think you can do the things you mention?
Amazingly painless import of literally hundreds of accounts including my "Secure notes" and credit cards and such that I also had in Lastpass.
Works great on iOS, Firefox and native that I've tried so far.