I've been using Lastpass which has worked well for me. I got sick of browser crashes and decided to try the new Quantum browser (beta) WOW - fast. However it doesn't support Lastpass and after a bit of research, I decided to try Bitwarden. I am very impressed - took me about three minutes to import hundreds of logins (took almost a week to set up Lastpass). Everything seems to be working, no problems so far. Nice UI (in my opinion) and very logical and easy to use. I think they've done a great job and as someone with decades of experience in all aspects of IT, it is really good to see a system that seems to have been designed for people, rather than computers.

The only friction point is that many times the dialog offering me to save a password disappears before I can click it.

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It does the job just fine!
i used last pass and i was looking for a better alternatives. i tried a lot of addons that have apps for mobile and non of them worked as good as this.

At first I was a little concerned about ditching LastPass when moving to Quantum, but those worries quickly evaporated after a few days with bitwarden. Though I've run into a few quirks with the mobile app on Android (namely, it not properly detecting fields in browsers other than Chrome) I'm glad I switched over.

The UI is much more slick and clean than LastPass on both PC and mobile, and I've had far fewer site detection problems with bitwarden. There's notably less feature bloat as well. It does what it's supposed to do and doesn't stretch itself thin.

Tip #1: At first glance it may seem like there's not an auto-fill feature for this addon on Firefox, but you can enable it in the experimental features tab.

Tip #2: My migration with LastPass mostly went without a hitch, but there were a couple sites using certain characters that didn't move over friendly. So if you have trouble logging into a site after switching you may have to change your password for a site here or there, depending on the frequency you use those characters in your passwords.

Thus far it outperforms LastPass in all features they share.

BitWarden is the way passwords are done! Sharing features are spot on, usability is near perfect. I am definitely on-board for what this product accomplishes in the long run!

Switched from LastPass recently. Its amazing to have a simple yet secure password manager all open source!

Due to bugs and incompatibility I switched from lastpass. This addon does exactly what it should. Migration took 5 minutes. Works well on android too

Very easy to use! It's well priced so, I'm happy to pay to help the development further and make it the best password manager or at least at the top with all major players, competition is always good! Thanks! ;)

Been using Last-pass.. They didn't have LP with Firefox 57+ and I saw Bitwarden so I figured I'll try it. It's wonderful, quick, looks nice and has all the options you would need. I like the fact 2-way authentication isn't required on the extension, just the website. I'd imagine it's that way because some things need to be done or can only be done through the website. Nonetheless, it's a nice option.

Had various minor frustrations with LastPass, finally tried bitwarden... it's great.

Better then LastPass

I used to use LastPass and bitwarden is just outstanding. Development of the app has been swift and attentive to the needs of the community. It works better for me in many instances where LastPass struggled. For example, the auto-fill feature in Firefox Nightly worked flawlessly logging into most sites with very few understandable exceptions. It also works much faster than LastPass used to work for me (especially on the phone app). Much respect for the developers!

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Clairement la bonne surprise du jour !
- Compatible WebExtensions et donc Firefox 57
- intégration au top sur Firefox, Firefox Mobile, Chrome via les extensions et l'application Android est aussi du même acabit.
- interface plus claire que celle de lastpass et bien moins cher ^^
- opensource
- what else ?

Downloaded to replace Lastpass since it dose not support the new versions of Firefox. I was very surprised at how I don't miss Lastpass at all. Bitwarden simply works just like it should. It auto fills websites perfectly, has a simple UI, and it was easy to move all of my Lastpass data to Bitwarden.

Thank you for being so quick to support the newest versions of Firefox.

Fantastic replacement for LastPass. Very nicely designed. Straight forward setup for importing from other password managers.

Best of all, it supports firefox nightly (v58)

still too new to write a review but does seem good but unfortunately was not able to transfer my passwords from last pass onto this new one..so am at a loss..anyway that I can transfer now?please help...

More lightweight than Lastpass and open source. Love it.

Пользовался LastPass, но после того как обновился до Firefox 57, перешел на bitwarden так как расширение LastPass пока не работает. . Мне понравилась программа. Пока тестирую. Посмотрим что будет с LastPass.

Tried to get info from lastpass on when they will support FF 57 and they were sort of rude. So took 5 minutes to export from LP then import into Bitwarden and it ends up faster, more convenient menu/settings location and less of a toll on the system. Works great so far. Even with Edge and Vivaldi (Nothing for Palemoon yet)

Bitwarden had the good foresight to listen to Mozilla and update their add-on, before the final release of Firefox 57. As a result, it is completely compatible.

Bitwarden's competition, LastPass claims on their support forums that they will not have an update until November 2017 (unacceptable as a paying customer) and so I imported my data from there to Bitwarden. Loving it so far.

Switched to bitwarden from Lastpass when the Lastpass extension wasn't compatible with FF57+ - so far I'm not missing anything. The migration was painless (quick LP export, import straight into BW), and it's got apps and extensions for everything I use. Will probably go premium just to support it, with the price way cheaper than most other services anyway.