Very straightforward to use. Autofill works well, and managing passwords is uncomplicated. This is an extension I'll continue to use.

Totally worth $10/yr to support an open source product like this. That's 0.84 cents a month, guys - and most of the IT folks you depend on for managing servers, web sites and apps have made the move over to Bitwarden, as well. You don't even need to pay them a penny, but I had zero hesitation in doing so, because it's well deserved - also, available on every Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Linux device, mobile, desktop, available w/ synching, two factor authentication, and more.

J'adore, contrairement a LastPass (que j'utilisais depuis 2 ans) il est très intuitif et pratique ergonomique et l'appli et bien faite j'ai changé sur un coup d’énervement car LastPass c'est relou parfois quand ont est pas sur le navigateur et je le regrette pas, merci les dev pour cette app de qualité et gratuite

better than lastpass

Why can I copy password after logging in without inputting master password again？I can not use it in work place.It is not safe.Everyone can get my passwords.

Something went wrong with the past update. The browser is freezing a lot, because Bitwarden is taking up a lot of ressources.

Much, much better than LastPass these days on Firefox. Retains logins, doesn't break, has mobile apps, free with unlimited password syncing.

Also tried 1Password, but they're a bit too wacky: don't allow the password to be saved between restarts (hello, people lock their systems) and you have to pay after 30 days (I promptly ended my trial).

It's better than LastPass in every way except one: no 'family' sharing. It's possible through 'organisations' but they lack the simplicity and elegance of a more user-friendly solution.