Bitwarden if you want a third-party managing your credentials, keepass if you're ok handling the syncing of your password database.
In Docker it took seconds to get running. Hardening it took a little longer, but fail2ban was still only 6 lines of config.
MSSQL is never the correct answer.
> Keyboard navigation
I use the `bw` command, and haven't had issues with the keyboard.
> auto-type outside the browser.
Is this mobile or desktop that we are talking about here? Mobile worked correctly for me. Integration for all of these password managers on desktop isn't great, and using the fingerprint to unlock, similar to 1Password, would be nice.
By keyboard navigation I mean basic stuff like using arrow keys, shortcut keys for menus, etc... It all felt very much mouse-centric.
And Auto-type is KeepassXC' global shortcut key to invoke auto-type in any application, even terminal windows. AFAIK most password managers don't even think of supporting this.
Regarding keyboard navigation in the ui. If your are into that just use the cli and create some helpful scripts for rofi, alfred, ueli or whatever you are using if you want to have a ui.
Bitwarden is so insanely good that this minor downside shouldn't keep you from using it.
My mum is really bad with PCs. Yet bitwarden has solved all her password problems. Especially on mobile. With KeepassXC she was just frustrated.
Windows: https://github.com/anonymous1184/bitwarden-autotype
I moved away from 1Password after the developers essentially ridiculed their customers in their support forum. I realized that it's a hostile, aggressive and short sighted company. That they are engaging in this racist action against Russians helps assure me that I made the right decision.
Bitwarden has been a drop-in replacement for all intents and purposes.
I don’t know about this incident of them being racist, but if I leave that aside, your words sound exactly like what I would say about the company! This isn’t something new with Agile Bits ridiculing customers or potential customers on its forums. There have been instances of this several years ago too when people questioned the licensing model and asked about the changes. They essentially behave as if users are stupid and that they (Agile Bits) are the only ones who know what’s best in every case. It’s quite condescending.