It would be useful to stay logged in or setup custom limits.

After several years of sticking with LastPass I'm dumping it for this. The features aren't 100% there yet (specifically I miss secure notes), but totally usable. Especially impressed by how *this* team can be bothered to post their encryption code to github (unlike LastPass) and *this* team can be bothered to fully support Firefox 55+. Unlike some other password services this one also doesn't *require* running an app install outside of your browser.

Bitwarden est un excellent gestionnaire de mot de passe, mais je regrette quelques soucis de sécurité sur le module : le verrouillage automatique ne dépend pas de la fermeture du navigateur par exemple (fermeture au bout d'un temps donné ou au verrouillage du PC par exemple ; plutôt qu'en fonction de la fermeture du navigateur) ; et surtout le module ne permet pas une déconnexion automatique (uniquement verrouillage). Du coup, l'authentification à double facteur n'est pas sollicitée quand on s'authentifie de nouveau avec son mot de passe fort.
Le module bénéficierait vraiment d'augmenter cette sécurité.

Could you add an option to remove the number from the toolbar icon?

Além de ser bem fácil de usar, é bonita, efetiva e sem propagandas. Também é muito leve e funciona em outros browsers, facilitando encontrar seus favoritos.

Average at best due to having no Autofill feature, a must have for password managers, especially when the site has a popup for login, meaning you can no longer click on the Bitwarden icon, Router login does the same - add this important feature for more **

There is no Autofill at all, by Autofill I mean the login credentials are already filled in the login fields ready to press Login button when you visit the site

My example with my router goes like this, with Lastpass my credentials are already entered and ready to press login when I visit 192.168.x.x, with bitwarden the fields are empty with absolutely no way to fill them using bitwarden, if I click on the FF toolbar icon I get an error sound because I cannot click behind the login prompt that has popped up without closing the login prompt first

With normal websites I still have to click the bitwarden icon and choose the login I want to be filled, that is not auto, that is manual, Autofill = the password manager fills the login fields on its own without any interaction from the user

Love it so far.

This add-on is very good and usable not to mention that it's works well with Firefox 57 since it's updated with Web Extension APIs, also no issues at all, it works perfect better than Lastpass, although Lastpass is still the best on other browsers, I would say that it is no longer the best for firefox, actually it is the worst(for now)

Had enough of Last Pass not being compatible with Web Extensions. I bit the bullet and switched to Bitwarden, and the import process was surprisingly easy. Bitwarden is clean, efficient, modern. It does everything Last Pass used to.

Now all I need is the Bitwarden equivalent of Xmarks.

Incredibly well made and easy to use. Nightly support is there which is always a plus. Thank you.

I switched over to bitwarden from LastPass, and am very glad I did. Minor issues had been gradually mounting with LastPass, which led to frustration and annoyance on my part. Bitwarden has alleviated all those little annoyances, and works exactly as it says it will, nothing more and nothing less. I have had zero issues with being unable to auto fill on the extension for Firefox or on my phone app, generated passwords save when I add a new site.

The ONLY complaint I have is that there is no way to compare your passwords and quickly see duplicate passwords and which sites they are for.

I have been recommending bitwarden to all my friends and family.

Extension is fantastic and works great with Firefox nightly!

It also managed to win me over from LastPass!!

It has a secure vault for all your passwords, 2FA, add-ons for the most popular browsers and uses very few resources. Better than LastPass.

Still missing some features from LastPass, but it's definitely on the right track.

Glad to have finally found something that can replace lastpass for me and is a lot more trustworthy.

please add auto fill

As a longtime paying Lastpass customer I think that Bitwarden offers a fresh breathe and it is less in my face than Lastpass.
Great job!

Recently I got interested in different Firefox releases (developer and nightly) and I found out that login only works with success in the Stable release.

Only after the login is completed in Firefox Stable release (including multifactor security) will Bitwarden function in the developer and nightly releases.

Only feature that I'm not sure how to deal with is the missing credit card form fills that Lastpass offers, I didn't find any tips in the documentation on how to do this.

It's freaking gpl! For those people who don't know it's a special license for software that shows that the developers respect the user and reveal how the program works, so no shady business, which is especially valuable for cryptographic software. I pay only for gpl or gpl-compatible software. Others do not deserve my money because they treat me like garbage and I return the favor. The only hope of mine is that BW will stay gpl... not like EBOOKDROID which became proprietary shite all of sudden. In addition to the license the BW addon is superb! It doesn't slow down my browser and works in the newest versions of firefox (57-compatible and above) and in chromium! It also has a sleek and convenient interface. Nice job, BW!

Perfect - open source, lightweight, available for all platforms, centralized development and continuously improved.
This is absolutely something new on the market so far.

It does just exactly what I need : secured password easily accessible. I started using it because LastPass (which is also great btw) became more expensive and free functionalities were being changed to paid functionalities.
So I started using Bitwarden and don't regret it.

Perfect. In the past I used lastpass, but it uses a lot of CPU slowing firefox, and for this reason I happened to Bitwarden. Bitwarden works fine and does not use any CPU

A perfect replacement of lastpass

I just migrated my passwords on bitwarden from encryptr. I must say, it's excellent: strong security, highly configurable, feature rich, two-factor authentication, open source, simple. It's all I want from a password manager. Cheers!

seems to be the right tool for the job. very easy to use, doesn't slow down firefox for me.

Start to use it recently and I am quite satisfied. In UI I suggest the icons instead of the text, it would be more obvious, e.j. Folders