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I'll say maybe Bitwarden checks all of that.
I love Bitwarden! The $10/yr subscription is totally worth it too.
Can someone sell me on the subscription? I don't mind paying for it because that's really cheap but I don't really understand what exactly it offers. I've been using the free version of Bitwarden for years now.
Having my TOTP in bitwarden was worth the $10/year for me
So does that essentially replace Google/Microsoft authenticator?
Further: Is there a downside to using Google Authenticator?
I'm assuming Google takeout will allow you to export them since Google now backs them up for you, but I haven't tried.
Illl be watching this too - I have bitwarden, managed - but I don't use a subscription currently.
I specifically pay them because the money I'm giving them is put (mostly) directly into open source client/server components that benefit everyone at the end of the day, not just myself or the company but "humanity" in general.
If Bitwarden (the org) disappeared tomorrow, we would all still have access to really high quality software that someone could continue to push forward/develop and I appreciate that confidence and trust that they put forward.
I personally got it for the reports of duplicated or leaked passwords to make it easier for me to find and update all of my old, bad passwords.
Agreed, I've been using it for about 6 years after moving from iOS to Android and its great, fits all the points required by OP.
Iβm using it since doing the opposite and it works great on iOS. Not sure if it was different a while ago but you can set it as your auto fill password manager.
I was just relying on keychain whilst on iOS and made me realise after migration I needed something that was platform agnostic.
Yep I've been using it for a while and it's great. The Firefox extension is a bit broken tho, as it keeps asking to save passwords which are already saved and there's no way to turn it off.
Another +1 for bitwarden, been using it for years without sub but I could see it being worth it.
Bitwarden definitely checks all of that.
100% Bitwarden
Also been using this for several years and can concur, simple, easy-to-use, never let me down.
Throwing in for Bitwarden. Works across all my devices and Iβm only using the free version.
Bitwarden user here for years, it fits everything youβre asking for , OP
Yep bitwarden is the best