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Anyone have thoughts on Bitwarden / 1Password / Proton Pass?

Proton Pass feels too new for me but eagerly awaiting good feedbacks / reviews. However, "don't put all your eggs in one basket" might apply here.

Went with Bitwarden instead of 1Password since its open source, and I imagine (in my uninformed opinion) that a larger userbase by being free means more issues might be encountered and ironed out.

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If you're happy with Bitwarden, I think you should stick to that. I'm currently using 1Password, I switches after the security issues with Lastpass. Later I did try Bitwarden but was unhappy with the ability to correctly identify username and password fields on websites. Others tell me that they have more a better experience with Bitwarden, so I might have to give it a try again.

1Password is really nice, but it's also expensive, compared to Bitwarden.

1Password is awesome.

I haven't really looked at anything else but I found >2 years ago the UI of BitWarden to be ordinary. And it was more awkward to manage a company.

Went with 1Password in the end, and that you get a free Family account with a Business account is great.

Your position on how BitWarden is open source should contribute to any decision you make though.

I switched from Windows to Linux a couple of weeks ago and to KeePass XC. I like it that I can easily copy/paste passwords on sites where autofill is not allowed, e.g. banking. It's free, open source, no tracking and local and you can donate directly to the org. Of late I grow somewhat allergic to commercial solutions.

I suggest KeepassXC + SyncThing + KeepassDX (for Android)

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