Bitwarden recenzja 2024 - Czemu 8.2?

So this is actually my first time using a password manager and before, I was using only Firefox's built-in password manager... Lockwise.

I did some research and I gathered 2 password managers, LastPass and Bitwarden.

I first tried LastPass since it's a more popular and more widely used password manager but, ugh, I just can't do it with LastPass.

I was trying to import all of my passwords that I exported from Firefox (of course in CSV format) but LastPass couldn't pick up all of my passwords. All I got was just blank entries.

Disappointed with LastPass, I moved to Bitwarden and holy moly, all those import options... jeez, that sure is a lot. Bitwarden picked up all of my passwords without any issue and here I'm, falling in love w...Pokaż więcejMniej

There is two-factor authentication (Duo security, email, and a couple of other options) in Bitwarden now. Password sharing via "Collections" is also implemented. So this review, as far as I can see, is not updated for 2020, since it's pretty far out of date. I switched from LastPass to BItwarden when LastPass was bought by a hedge fund at the end of last year, and found it to be fully functional.

The ONLY thing that I miss from LastPass is the emergency access feature of LastPass, where you can allow someone else access after the account owner is not heard from in a number of days. In lieu of that in Bitwarden, I set up a collection for my wife, and she has her own login credentials for her account, which includes the collection that I ...Pokaż więcejMniej