Just works by doing what you want it to. No fuss, hassle, or devastating changes to their approach or features. Passwords - Check. Secure Notes - Check. Server info - Check. Sync across all devices - CHECK.

It's not the 'prettiest' gui. I find using the right-click context menu on websites to be more reliable than the extension detecting form fields. 'Super easy; barely an inconvenience.'

this is hands down the best password manger. and it's truly free. I do pay for the yearly 10 usd premium only to support them

2 years ago this was the only solution I could host on my own server (even if it's not fully open-source).
Compatible with multiple web browsers and phones.
The interface is a bit confusing at times but overall it's a good solution.

The browser extension for is missing features that the app has. Some of these things are pretty important to make the extension competitive with other password managers. The biggest missing thing for me personally is the ability to switch between my personal account and my work account.

Could you place navigation buttons at the top of the extension window? They are at the bottom while return button is at the top so you have to move cursor up and down. It is not convenient for touchabr users.