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Bitwarden supports autofill through accessibility services and through Oreo autofill.

They all removed the ability to export. Chrome is suppose to be adding it back in 63.

Bitwarden backend is cross platform and can run on Linux as well.

Check your addons. They can really slow things down.

Yea, looks like the article is just wrong. Thanks for clarifying Brent!

It's Apple's way of transitioning to a higher price point on their phones. Now they have the iPhone X at $1000 but oh, there's still have this iPhone 8 at the lower price point... I'm betting next year there is no more lower price point and the new standard is $1000 phones.

Nice. never knew about this.

> pro-rata pricing wasn’t a thing

That's not true. We use Braintree for almost the same per-seat model described in the article and we pro-rate changes to the subscription mid-cycle using Braintree's "pro-rate on upgrades/downgrades" options.

Ref docs: https://articles.braintreepayments.com/guides/recurring-bill...

I'm confused since the article never highlights any of the facts about the strength of the master password used to protect the vault. Of course a weak master password can easily be broken with an offline GPU accelerated attack.

No. This article describes an attack where the user has already gained access to the encrypted database, which assumes they have already subverted 2FA.

Looks like I am still able to push to/pull from my repos without issue.

This is why we don't offer this feature. This feature is one of the major offenders for lastpass in the past. It's very easy to get wrong and expose vulnerabilities.

Everything you see today will remain free for personal users.

As we bring some of our revenue generating features online we hope to have the cash flow to fund regular third-party audits.

We have both of these things:

- Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bitwarden-pas...

- Generator: http://imgur.com/3q4w9Mn.png

bitwarden is currently sponsored by the Microsoft BizSpark program which covers many of our operation costs and allows us to offer services for free to our users. We are working to introduce enterprise features for businesses in the future (scheduled for release next month) which will allow us to monetize. In the meantime, everything is free for users.

There have not been any formal third-party audits done that we can document yet, however, the product is entirely open source (from the database, backend apis, to all client-side applications). https://github.com/bitwarden . Anyone is free to audit (and contribute) as much as they'd like. If you can get Travis (or any security researcher) interested in reviewing our products we would love to work with him.

- We released app-fill (autofill) on android last month. Make sure you are using version 1.3.0 or greater. Read more here: https://blog.bitwarden.com/android-v1-3-0-now-with-auto-fill...

- We also fixed the issue you are referring to on Firefox last week. Make sure you are using 1.10.1

- There are plans for additional "wallet" features in the future.

If you're interested in an open source option that compares quite well to the LastPass feature-set, check out bitwarden: https://bitwarden.com/ (note: I am the lead developer).

Hi, I am the lead developer of bitwarden. bitwarden is currently sponsored by the Microsoft BizSpark program which covers many of our operation costs and allows us to offer services for free to our users. We are working to introduce enterprise features for businesses in the future which will allow us to monetize. For now though, everything is free for users.

Hi there. I'm the lead developer of bitwarden. bitwarden is currently sponsored by the Microsoft BizSpark program which covers many of our operation costs and allows us to offer services for free to our users. We are working to introduce enterprise features for businesses in the future which will allow us to monetize. For now though, everything is free for users.

Please keep updating

https://bitwarden.com - Free, open source password manager for iOS, Android, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and the web.

Angular and Firefox teams are working to resolve the issue. The issue is not related to sandbox ... see https://github.com/mozilla/addons-linter/issues/1000#issueco...

Thanks. I updated the comment.

Which is referring to the possibility that the application may not be using some feature that is affected by this supposed top secret vulnerability.

No, the engineer is asking for more information so that he can determine if the application is truly affected by some unpublished Angular vulnerability or if Mozilla is just being too aggressive with their ban hammer because someone said "Angular 1.x was no longer being officially supported", which is false.

We have no affiliation with keeper. They are just sending you spam like they do for everyone. Just a coincidence.