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"The Quiet Renovation at Bitwarden" (it isn't good)
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VaultWarden literally is a fork, what are you on about?
VaiultWarden is a new implementation of the Bitwarden API. It started from scratch, never was a fork. It's possible they (or other people) will fork the Bitwarden client.
Fork means they don't share. But its not like that.
Are you a bot? It doesn't seem like you understand what you're talking about.
They website says they are not but there's is an employee of bitwarden who is allowed to contributed.
I don't know. I will be on my toes at any notion of Nazi CEO contribution or attribution.
Again, vaultwarden is not bitwarden, I think I'm having a stroke reading this