the add-on is very usable replaces lastpass very well.

since password exporter doesnt work on quantum i have no options to export xml file.. hence i cannot import it either

Fonctionne vraiment très bien et fus le premier a être compatible avec les web-extension, j'ai abandonner lastpass pour bitwarden de manière définitive.
L'adhésion donne de vraie bonne fonctionnalité (TOTP) et sont code est open-source ce qui me permet de leur faire confiance.

Works really well and was the first one to be compatible with web-extension, I gave up lastpass for bitwarden in a definitive way.
The membership gives real good functionality (TOTP) and its code is open-source which allows me to trust them.

I had to migrate to somewhere else than my previous option and found bitwarden the best so far. No nonsense and enough features to fine tune and feel really secure about where your stuff goes. I use firefox and for now at least you cannot use the famous app to export to xml or csv. You need to find an older firefox version -v56 for example-, disable auto updating and use the exporting app.
Since then, bitwarden has logged everything nice and fine and i can access it from anywhere, plus remembering AT LAST only one strong password.

Great, simple, easy and goodbye roboform.

I was looking for a LastPass replacement, bitwarden seems to be it. 4/5 stars as it's a bit immature and has some rough spots. None of those stop me from using it daily.

Is fast, although a bit inmature, yet it does better than other more costly password managers

This extension works very well. It's responsive, designed cleanly, and incorporates all the necessary features. I switched from Lastpass when they weren't supporting Quantum and haven't used it since. I had always noticed bugs and extremely poor performance from the Lastpass extension, but didn't think to look for an alternative. Bitwarden can import your Lastpass data (took me 5 minutes) and has covered all the features and functionality I needed. I basically haven't even logged into Lastpass in the past 6 weeks that I switched.

I like this addon but iam missing the feature to ask for the masterpassword on selected sites, and that my vault is accessible all the time while logged in is a bit risky if someone else has access to my pc he only needs to open my vault and he can access all my passwords.

Great, simple, easy to use. I switched from lastpass because it didn't support ff quantum and this did, and I haven't looked back

Bitwarden is a very good service, though, its extension is not perfect or as good but it is good. I have rated it 4 stars but will rate it 5 if we are granted the ability to extend or collapse folders as we wish in the "My Vault" tab and not have to scroll past every single other login of all the other folders. (Btw it's little but it would be nice to "view" a login in the "tab" tab of the add-on when clicking on it's icon like in does in the "My Vault" tab.)

Other than that, I would very much like to see being able to set multiple URLs or android app URLs(?) to a single login. Moreover, it's less important but it still would be useful, the ability to create folders within folders like a filesystem. That would be nice.
I know this last two aren't more about the add-on than they are about the service in itself so it will not impact my review score.

EDIT: Hi, very nice change, it's great ! As promised I have changed my review score !
Now would you mind doing the same thing on the mobile app ?))

Very good extension! Easy to add, edit and organize logins. Imports from other password managers is straight-forward by using the extensive list of other password managers. The price is FREE, or you can purchase the Premium for $10/year subscription. Very nice. Premium offers 1 GB of cloud storage and 2FA - two factor authentication.

Terrific, simple, reliable. I'm a refugee from LastPass. I prefer bitwarden

Have moved from Lastpass to Bitwarden, as it just works better, and continues to improve with new functionality. Had been a Lastpass user for 2 years, but they didn't enhanced their product, and were also slow to adopt the new version of Firefox
/FF