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Arve Barsnes wrote: |
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> On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 at 01:04, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Anyone have info on switching from Lastpass to Bitwarden? Thoughts? |
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> I'm in the same situation. I even paid for Lastpass in the past, back |
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> when you had to pay to get it on mobile, but the price I'm looking at |
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> now is way too high. |
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> >From what I read elsewhere, Bitwarden seems well regarded, and among |
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> the top choices for those choosing to switch now. I'd even be willing |
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> to pay for a service like this, but Bitwarden's basic paid tier, at |
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> only $10, doesn't seem to give me anything extra that would use. |
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> Still, good to know that I could support them for a much lower price |
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> than Lastpass. |
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> It's also a bonus that it's open source. |
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> People seem to find it really easy to switch, so at the moment I'm |
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> thinking about just moving all my passwords and having both for a bit, |
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> just to try it out. |
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> Regards, |
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> Arve |
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Since my post, I've created a account. I even imported my passwords |
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from Lastpass which wasn't hard at all. So far, it works fine. Heck, I |
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may even pay for the small plan. I don't mind paying a little for |
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something but Lastpass doesn't offer any features in the paid plans I |
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needed in the past. The only reason I'd consider it with Bitwarden, |
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it's open source. I've donated to a couple addons that I use a lot in |
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Firefox as well. I'm just a little picky is all. |
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One thing I thought of, keep Lastpass installed on Seamonkey and just |
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update the passwords as needed. Some passwords I only change once a |
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year or so anyway. I can get the new password from Bitwarden, go to |
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Seamonkey and update Lastpass directly or while logging in. Either way, |
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it should work and I'd only be using Lastpass in Seamonkey which means |
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one device type and even one device period. |
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I suspect a lot of users are going to be moving from Lastpass because of |
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this change. If their service was far better then people may pay it. |
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Thing is, it isn't. As was pointed out in a couple things I read, they |
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have been hacked in the past. What was taken was encrypted but still, |
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they got hacked. Bitwarden is open source which means a lot of eyeballs |
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looking at the code. For that reason, or a good part of it, it has |
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never been hacked. It seems that with the Lastpass changes, Bitwarden |
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will offer for free what Lastpass doesn't and be more secure as well. |
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I like how these password managers work. I've read that even if a court |
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order is served to Lastpass, Bitwarden or others that work the same way, |
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all they get is encrypted files. Unless they can crack it, it does them |
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no good. It's one reason I like using them. |
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I figured if Bitwarden had any serious problems, I'd hear from someone |
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pretty fast. As I continued to research it, I just couldn't find |
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anything recent that was bad. Some say it is a little cludgy and all |
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but at times, I want to strangle Lastpass. On a few sites, it just does |
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not want to auto-fill or fill at all until I force it to by doing a lot |
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of clicking and selecting. I've had a site or two where I had to go to |
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the vault and copy the password and then paste it in manually. I don't |
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like having passwords in my clipboard. Sort of negates having a good |
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password tool. ;-) |
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If anyone has some info on it, I'm listening. I'm sure someone here |
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uses Bitwarden. |
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Thanks. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |