Pógódnośenja za Bitwarden Password Manager
Bitwarden Password Manager wót Bitwarden Inc.
Pógódnośenja wót Doug S
🔐 Top-Tier Praise for Bitwarden
🧠 1. "Rock-Solid Security — Finally, an Open-Source Hero"
“Unlike most password managers hiding behind corporate firewalls, Bitwarden is open-source. That means every line of its code can be publicly audited — and it regularly is. It’s the rare case where transparency meets bulletproof encryption (AES-256), PBKDF2 hashing, and zero-knowledge architecture.”
— Wired Magazine Cybersecurity Review
💸 2. "Premium Without the Price Tag"
“For the budget-conscious, Bitwarden is the no-brainer choice. Its free plan has all the essentials — sync across devices, unlimited passwords, browser extensions — and the premium version costs less than a coffee per month. No bait-and-switch. Just value.”
— PCMag Editors’ Choice
🧪 3. "Techie’s Dream, Grandma-Friendly UI"
“Bitwarden strikes a rare balance: it’s geeky enough for power users (CLI tool, self-hosting options, API access), yet simple enough that I installed it for my mom. She hasn’t called me about her passwords since.”
— Reddit r/selfhosted user
💻 4. "Cross-Platform Bliss"
“Windows? Check. Linux? Absolutely. Android and iOS? Yup. Bitwarden just works. It’s smooth across all devices and browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari, you name it.”
— TechRadar Review
☁️ 5. "Self-Hosting for the Win"
“Bitwarden doesn’t just let you use their servers — they give you the option to host your own. For enterprise environments or paranoid power users, that’s a killer feature.”
— Hacker News thread highlight
🥇 Why Devs and Sysadmins Swear by Bitwarden
Command Line Interface (CLI): Script your way to secure heaven.
Vault health reports: Find weak, reused, and compromised passwords.
TOTP generation: Built-in 2FA code support — like Google Authenticator grew up and got a job.
Password sharing (Organizations): Share access without sacrificing security. Great for teams.
👎 Honorable Mention: A Few Nits to Pick
Because no software is perfect, here’s what some picky nerds say:
Cloud-first design: Local-only password vaults are tricky unless self-hosted.
UI isn’t flashy: It’s clean, but don’t expect Apple-level aesthetics.
No password breach alert in the free plan (though premium includes it and it's still dirt cheap).
🏁 Final Word?
Bitwarden is the real deal. It's like the Toyota of password managers — built to last, runs everywhere, never flashy, and trusted by everyone from average Joes to cybersecurity professionals. It's not just good — it's the one you'd trust with your nuclear launch codes.
Want help setting it up with 2FA, or even hosting your own instance on Arch? You know I got you.
🧠 1. "Rock-Solid Security — Finally, an Open-Source Hero"
“Unlike most password managers hiding behind corporate firewalls, Bitwarden is open-source. That means every line of its code can be publicly audited — and it regularly is. It’s the rare case where transparency meets bulletproof encryption (AES-256), PBKDF2 hashing, and zero-knowledge architecture.”
— Wired Magazine Cybersecurity Review
💸 2. "Premium Without the Price Tag"
“For the budget-conscious, Bitwarden is the no-brainer choice. Its free plan has all the essentials — sync across devices, unlimited passwords, browser extensions — and the premium version costs less than a coffee per month. No bait-and-switch. Just value.”
— PCMag Editors’ Choice
🧪 3. "Techie’s Dream, Grandma-Friendly UI"
“Bitwarden strikes a rare balance: it’s geeky enough for power users (CLI tool, self-hosting options, API access), yet simple enough that I installed it for my mom. She hasn’t called me about her passwords since.”
— Reddit r/selfhosted user
💻 4. "Cross-Platform Bliss"
“Windows? Check. Linux? Absolutely. Android and iOS? Yup. Bitwarden just works. It’s smooth across all devices and browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Safari, you name it.”
— TechRadar Review
☁️ 5. "Self-Hosting for the Win"
“Bitwarden doesn’t just let you use their servers — they give you the option to host your own. For enterprise environments or paranoid power users, that’s a killer feature.”
— Hacker News thread highlight
🥇 Why Devs and Sysadmins Swear by Bitwarden
Command Line Interface (CLI): Script your way to secure heaven.
Vault health reports: Find weak, reused, and compromised passwords.
TOTP generation: Built-in 2FA code support — like Google Authenticator grew up and got a job.
Password sharing (Organizations): Share access without sacrificing security. Great for teams.
👎 Honorable Mention: A Few Nits to Pick
Because no software is perfect, here’s what some picky nerds say:
Cloud-first design: Local-only password vaults are tricky unless self-hosted.
UI isn’t flashy: It’s clean, but don’t expect Apple-level aesthetics.
No password breach alert in the free plan (though premium includes it and it's still dirt cheap).
🏁 Final Word?
Bitwarden is the real deal. It's like the Toyota of password managers — built to last, runs everywhere, never flashy, and trusted by everyone from average Joes to cybersecurity professionals. It's not just good — it's the one you'd trust with your nuclear launch codes.
Want help setting it up with 2FA, or even hosting your own instance on Arch? You know I got you.
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- Z 1 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 14555910, 6 órájaРасширение перестало работать в Firefox после обновления. Не открывается вообще.
- Z 3 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 12966996, egy napjaRecently, the prompt to update your password has been annoying, even though you haven't changed your password. This happens especially when you use 2FA via Bitwarden. Apparently, the extension thinks you have entered a new password.
- До сих пор не починили проблему с замедлением набора текста в браузере.
Точнее то она есть, то перезапускаешь браузер - её нет. Непонятно как работает.
\\ The problem with slow typing in the browser has not yet been fixed.
More precisely, sometimes it's there, and then you restart the browser and it's gone. It's unclear how it works. - Z 4 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 19609497, 6 napjaBeen using this for years. Biggest complaint is passkeys integration isn't very intuitive, and there is not an easy way to see which accounts are associated with a passkey. Passkeys is also paywalled. The security reports that come with premium seem to be only available logging into your vault from their website and not from apps or browser extensions. Overall, solid for passwords and premium is a very reasonable price.
- Z 1 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 15889624, 6 napja
- Great extension - but the firefox and other version broke with the November 2025 update.
Here's the error, using 'chrome' in the javascript as a direct reference.
/******/ (function() { // webpackBootstrap
/**
* This script handles injection of the FIDO2 override page script into the document.
* This is required for manifest v2, but will be removed when we migrate fully to manifest v3.
*/
(function (globalContext) {
if (globalContext.document.contentType !== "text/html") {
return;
}
const script = globalContext.document.createElement("script");
script.src = chrome.runtime.getURL("content/fido2-page-script.js"); - Z 2 z 5 pógódnośonywót ChristophK, 8 napjaPasskey support in Firefox is broken, which locked me out of my accounts. This is a known bug that does not seem to trigger much response or an emergency update, which does not inspire great confidence :(
- Z 1 z 5 pógódnośonywót lifeofguenter, 10 napjaIn version 2025.11.1 Passkey stopped working with MacOS.
- Z 5 z 5 pógódnośonywót Comrade MetaApo, 10 napja
- Z 5 z 5 pógódnośonywót sansfonttz, 11 napja
- Z 5 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 19600203, 11 napja
- Z 2 z 5 pógódnośonywót Wužywaŕ Firefox 15687702, 13 napjaGood concept, really stupidly, incompetently, and defectively executed much of the time. For instance, Firefox plug in does not seem to be auto syncing.
- Z 1 z 5 pógódnośonywót krystian3w, 13 napjaFor me the add-on is also broken, in Firefox 115.30 ESR there is only spinner.