I was looking for a LastPass replacement, bitwarden seems to be it. 4/5 stars as it's a bit immature and has some rough spots. None of those stop me from using it daily.

Terrific, simple, reliable. I'm a refugee from LastPass. I prefer bitwarden

For some reason, it has become difficult to get input into the password entry box when trying to sign into the Bitwarden addon. This has caused me to accidentally type my master password into a page more than once.

I open the addon flyout, select the master password input control, and start typing. My password should be entered into the input box, but it isn't. It often takes a few extra attempts by closing and re-opening the addon flyout to get it to work.

Will give the fifth star once the desktop app is released. Until then I will keep using KeePassXC. BitWarden works great as an extension but I rather have the passwords locally stored.

It's pretty much a better than Lastpass in my opinion, but, my one issue that I've found is that the "Launch Website" function doesn't seem to do anything.

Very good on pc, but cannot use in firefox Android

Great tool to import from many other programs!
It seems simple and powerful!!

One limitation: it don't works with login with 3 fields.
I verify it on my bank login that request client code, birthdate and pin
It's impossible to store 3 parameters (I think).

I decided to try Bitwarden. The interface is a litle strange to me (i come from lastpass) but if you enable "autologing" it is working very smooth.
How can i add a "form" that is not loging and is not card?

When we right-click, there should be available the options to copy username/password instead of "auto fill" only.

This addon is a must for anyone looking to escape the world of Closed Source Software. As such the biggest pro is this is open-source. However some limitations amount to annoyances. LastPass atleast for the moment has better detection on password changes and registrations (atleast on Linux tested on Google-Chrome, Firefox and Chromium). Another annoyance I recently ran into is premium features I would suggest should be able to be toggled off so as to not make this software feel like shareware/freeware. The import of my LastPass Vault went pretty straight forward but had a few minor issues that I quickly figured out.... Infact its been a few months since and I can't recall but I believe it had to do with a few comments?? Luckily nothing major and I have a huge vault so I expect most users to be able to import without problems and whatever issue I may have ran into likely may have already been corrected. This addon has a lot of potental so please don't view my review as anything but constructive criticism! Currently I am on the fence over detection of changed passwords/missed registrations since thats a huge pro for me. I'd give this 3 stars if it were not for the open-source factor which is a huge security improvement in password management. Encryption is nice but if it is implimented poorly it is useless so by being open-source I feel that user scrutiny will catch anything that might not be caught in closed-sourced software.

Doesn't have as much snappy features as LastPass but that's not all a bad thing. LastPass is turning into a bloated app and costs a fair bit more for the premium version, so the simplicity here is welcome. I wish its generator had support for multisyllabic readable passwords like LastPass.

Otherwise amazing substitute for LastPass.

I like the open source approach. Pricing is also ok for private users, but a few things are missing in the plugin:
- folders cannot be collapsed
- Right click menu is missing the option to generate a secure password - clicking through the plugin itself is possible, but the other way would be faster
- Bitwarden homepage (online vault) cannot be opened through plugin. The arrow on the top left is opening the plugin in the full Firefox tab. Why?
- An option to have the username or username and password automatically filled for a matching homepage would be nice
- Push notifications for two-pass authentications

And please, conduct an independent security audit. Otherwise great product, I think I will completely switch from LastPass.

safety its everything

Used to be with LastPass and this is a great alternative, open source free and a good developer to back it up. The extension is easy to use and seems to work great.

Because of all the issues that have popped up with Last Pass in Firefox I gave Bitwarden a try. So far it works well. Last Pass info can be exported into Bitwarden wiih little effort. So far it seems to work a little smoother than LP but I haven't tried much more than simple logons. I tried to find help on the LP problems but gave up. They don't seem to be interested. Lots of forum posts about it but I couldn't find any solutions. Another company took over and soon after doubled the subscription rate. Bitwarden is $10/year. I'll give it a try for a while and will likely go to the Premium.

Edit: One huge plus in Bitwarden's favor is actually implementing 2fa in a way that makes sense. If you want to use a Yubikey, but then fall back to Google Authenticator, you can. Unlike Lastpass, where it's one or the other, something almost none of the other services I use 2fa with seem to restrict.

I'm giving Bitwarden a try as Lastpass drops the ball on Firefox support.

It's very clean, and quick. Parts of the interface are clunky (when you edit/save a new login, the giant green bar indicating that YAY YOU SAVED covers up ALL the useful buttons in the interface and doesn't time out nearly quickly enough, forcing you to click the X even to perform a simple task that shouldn't involve the notification.)

It's not quite as good at detecting login pages and offering to save logins as Lastpass. If you ever need to toggle away to, let's say, copy a Authenticator code the extension completely closes and you have to re-type everything, even if you were in the middle of adding a new login. So even if you're only half-done, make sure to save even if your new entry is incomplete.

It seems to especially fail to capture new logins if you have two-factor authentication enabled for your accounts (which really, you should, right?)

It would be nice to create a folder/category for your login in the very same screen that you create a new login. It's clunky to create a login, then toggle over to settings, create a folder, then toggle back over to your vault, and finally assign the login a folder.

The extensions don't sync automatically, or don't sync very often. Which means changes in your vault or in another browser don't sync until you manually click a button. That's an extra step that seems unnecessary.

That said, I went ahead and paid for Premium even if I don't plan on switching away from Lastpass. It seems like there's a lot of room to focus on exactly what used to make Lastpass great, before it started to get bogged down in sluggish UI and doubled in price without any real increase to functionality.

It is an Oracle business intelligence based site. Every time I open a page, it pops up and say a script from bitwarden slows firefox. Thanks a lot if you can fix this.

No option to select from multiple logins(It autofills the last one) for a website.
Other than that is doing a good job. Developer is responsive and its open source which is always preferable when it comes to security. Go the last mile!

Switched from LP and looks great so far. I have two questions:
1. Is it possible to configure so that I am prompted to login immediately after opening Firefox?
2. Is it possible to be prompted again for Master Password for certain more sensitive websites (eg. banking)?

Thanks and keep up the good work.

It would be useful to stay logged in or setup custom limits.