Bitwarden Completes Third-Party Security Audit
We used LastPass for several years in our home, mostly because it was able to fill Firefox http basic auth dialogs.  When Firefox switched to the webextension format, LastPass started using the Chrome version as the foundation for Firefox.  This was a huge step backwards and my wife HATED it.<p>The biggest problem she had was that it was that the standard workflow of it capturing generated passwords became unreliable and it stopped automatically tracking the random passwords it generated.  Whatever it was that she was doing, she kept losing passwords and getting locked out.  It destroyed her trust.<p>We tried Bitwarden.  It doesn't require the same leap of faith to use a random password. They're saved first before you use them.  The usage flow isn't quite as smooth as LastPass was, but she hasn't lost any passwords since the switch.<p>She's almost forgiven me for making her use a password manager.  Almost... :)