Bitwarden recenzja 2024 - Czemu 8.2?

I agree that hosting the server in 14 Eyes country is a concern, but the server data is strongly encrypted. If you're on security services radar, then it's bad news. But if you're John or Jane Doe, then it's pretty unlikely that intelligence services will be interested enough in you to try and hack into open source code and vacuum up data. So giving 3/5 to Bitwarden is a bit unfair.

My son introduced me to Bitwarden after I had a conversation with myself on Facebook! I had been hacked and the person decided to chat with me! Since using Bitwarden, I haven't been hacked and I feel my passwords have been stronger and safer than they were before. Now, to help my 95 yo mom with Bitwarden.

I would give Bitwarden the least a 4.5/ 5 because I am not judging it based on some of the unnecessary extra features of cosmetics and things l like browsers, Vpn and so on - which is what some Password Managers (PM) offers. These features push up the cost of the PM gives which does not necessarily make you are not more secure. Security can be a relative term and can be manipulated for the sake of marketing. Sometimes even these tech writers get up in the bubble of the marketing lure. Notwithstanding I love to read Sophie even though I may not always agree with her like when she gives Bitwarden a 3/5 rating. But she does an excellent job.

But know ...because I have used those crazed PM over a time. Therefore I am not writing to defend Bi...Pokaż więcejMniej

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

Bitwarden is easily the best out there as it supports more MFA protocols than any other password manager

I found it really easy to set up and it works across my desktop, laptop and phone. Plus, it's free and open source!

You should look into the autofill key combination Ctrl -shift-L. It makes autofill really pleasant to use with bitwarden.

This password manager is very much perfection. It is very easy to use, well at least for me. It is very secure because it is open source and also Bitwarden keeps user data secure with 256-bit AES encryption & Bitwarden is also a zero-knowledge password manager, meaning no one from the company can access or see the data in your Bitwarden vault, it can't recover my password because of zero knowledge policy, but that is just proof that it actually is secure and no one like hackers and even bitwarden employees can't access my credentials. And the best of all, it is FREE! So overall it is the best and I will go with it till the day I face the inevitable.