I switched to self-hosted BitWarden a few weeks ago. The basic functionality is good, but it’s not as polished as 1Password. macOS and Windows browser plugins all seem to work okay. The one thing on desktop that I don’t like about BitWarden vs 1Password is when you have more than 1 login for a site, it doesn’t give you a pop up to select which login to use when using the keyboard shortcut.
On mobile (iOS for me), it’s not as integrated into the OS as 1Password and doesn’t use biometric unlock. That I really miss.
Other than a few things like that, I love not being beholden to a company and their subscription model to store my passwords. I’ve been using it myself for a few weeks before introducing it to the rest of the family. I am keen to try out the password sharing capabilities.
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I switched to self-hosted BitWarden a few weeks ago. The basic functionality is good, but it’s not as polished as 1Password. macOS and Windows browser plugins all seem to work okay. The one thing on desktop that I don’t like about BitWarden vs 1Password is when you have more than 1 login for a site, it doesn’t give you a pop up to select which login to use when using the keyboard shortcut.
On mobile (iOS for me), it’s not as integrated into the OS as 1Password and doesn’t use biometric unlock. That I really miss.
Other than a few things like that, I love not being beholden to a company and their subscription model to store my passwords. I’ve been using it myself for a few weeks before introducing it to the rest of the family. I am keen to try out the password sharing capabilities.